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f-f THE NEWS AND HERALD. WDvNSBOBO, B. X}. ^HCKSDAT. October 4. I i t 18R3. sito. s. nrrxoLns. ) CUAS. .4. DOVOLASSfi KblTOhB. Goverxok Butler <sTotc Itis letter acceptiiifir the Democratic nomination for Governor on Sunday. , ^ - . * - ^ A an exception in favor of the old tariff. Under class B is placed bacon, &nd the old rate of charges remains unchanged. Upon coni meal, which is classed un' •r>\ «■— IB1C YANKEE IN THE SOUTIT. . The impression still obtains that the Southern people cherish such a deadly haired to Yankees that they will lieitu> det D, it stands 30 to 22 in favor of the orsmcll, taste, touch nor handle Any* . :**• a „ i , / i thing contaminated by Yankee hands, new tariff, flour, in sacks,^(ctass fpihg j fi a jhom < grogfo — ‘ m ’ a most < grogjjdus error. Tlw Htands 38 to 26-in favor of the new BcAithcrn people love the Yanked^ and lin-iff. ^ thev show this affection in a thousand The figured classes, Including drv dith rcnt ways. U Iren they retire at , ,... , night they unbutton Yankee buttons goods and the like, as wi.l bo seen ^ Y n nk'. , e-u» d> coats, waistcoats, above, have been heavily increased, pantaloons, shirts and drawers. Tliey wiiilc the lettered ones, embracing the pull ofl'Yankee boots witli Yankee 'Judge IIoaui.y, the Democratic gubernatorial candidate, is irt Ohio Again, preparatory to entering the campaign with renewed energy and enthusiasm. He is very much fatigued and still very Veak. Mr. Hoadiy is a brilliant lawyer and progressive Dem- oci^t, a'frd the yeomanry of Ohio would do w r ell to elect him to the chief mag istracy of the State. have sufli- Tuk Hon. Phil. Thompson is confi dent that Carlise will be triumphantly elected Speaker of the next House. This House stands 191 Democrats to 134 Republicans—a Democratic ma jority of 67 o’ver all opposition. Mr. Thompson claims Mr. Carlisle will 91 votes W of 191 on the first ballot; while, ho says, on the other hand, Randall claims 70 on the first ballot, and Cox, of New York, 68. This would make a grand total of 229, just 88 more than there are Democrats in the House. It is evident from the figuring above that somebody is sadly mistaken, or, perhaps, in plain Anglo- Saxon, lying. December the first will prove who is right and who is wrong. bootjacks, and divest their 1'cct of Yankee socks. Tliey march n> Yankee bedsteads, turn flown Yankee cover- ciently so to counterbalance the out-> Yankee b!urri.ets, prostriUe thcn£ rageously increased chargc/j upon the selves on Yankee mattresses, and lay greater part of the groceries, been slightly redncSd, but not articles of the dry goods merchants. The present charges upon cotton, their heads upon Yankee pillows; The bedbugs arc the only things hot made by Yankee hands and imported froth WHAT NEXT 1 it •yr* CHARLESTON ADVERTISEMENTS. YES, THE when contrasted with freights of last t i; e | u „ ( i 0 f the Yankees. On rising in fall, is simply enormous. During | the morning we tread Yankee carpets, last season a bale of cotton could bo i stumble over Yankee chairs and solas,’ shipped from this point to New York at the rate of 68 cents per hundred pounds, now the charges amount to 77 cents per hundred; to Charleston D stands 62 to 55 in favor of the old tariff, to Columbia 87 to 77 in Captain J. S. Parnsberger, in his speech *it Harrisonberg, Vtn, several days ago, while welcoming the Union veterans from New England, held up a picture of Stonewall Jackson. This was at the request of an old veteran from New England, and when the portrait of the dead warrior was ex hibited to the crowd, cheer after cheer was giVen, hhd the gray-bearded sol diers of botli armies waved their hats and yelled deafening tributes to tin* character of the Hero of Chancellors- ville 1 Would the men of twenty years ago have believed that such scenes would be enacted in tlic heart of the Commonwealth of Virginia, and upon the very soil where once resounded the hostile tread of Federals and Rebels in deadly combat? Wc think not; yet such is flie fact, and the great heart of the country throbs and pulsates in Irirmony with the racgnaniniity of the sentiment.' of the old, and to Charlotte 23 to 17 in favor of the old.* To illustrate more forcibly tbc oper ations of the now tariff upon cotton, Mr. D. It. Flcnuikeii, of (bis place, shipped from this point to New Y’ork, some time sinefe, 92 bales of cotton, for the freight on which he paid $338.24, while the same amount shipped under the old tariff would cost him $281.52, making a difference between the new and the old the aggregate sum of $50.72 to the credit of the former. These arc a tew among tiio many in stances that might bo given of the damaging changes that have been made. Tito audacious legislation under which the new order of tilings lias been marshalled into existence, was no doubt intended to benefit the grct.t masses of the people—the Legislature evidently thought so, otherwise there could have been no possiblc’excnse for such an interference with llie right of private property. But now, in the light of recent de velopments, with the work of the Commission in cold type before us, arc wc not safe in saying that the toil ing masses of tbc people have suffered, arc suffering and will suffer, and grievously too, from the work of the Railroad Commission. For the.errors build a tiro with Yankee coal taken i from Yankee grates, catch the ashes in i Yankee pansj and use Yankee pokers, j Yankee shovels an'd tongs. We repair ! to Yankee wnslistands, pour wafer j from Yankee pitchers into Yankee bawl*, nud wrtSh with Yankee soap; favor (j ie „ us0 Yankee towels and Yankee tooth-brushes. Next w’e march to a Yankee bureau, stand before a Yankee glass, and ur,u Yankee combs, Yanke6 brushes,. Yankee powder, Yankee col ogne in Yankee bottles. Wo sit down ill a Yankee chair to a Yankee table, covered with Yankee elefth, Yankee knives and forks, Yankee dishes, and feed upon Yankee food. We call for Yankee toothpicks, seize Yankee hats from Yankee racks, turn the key to a Yankee lock, open a . Yankee door, i enter a Yankee buggyV ndzu the Yun- | kee reins to a Yankee harness, and re pair to our place of business, and spend the day in trading on Yankee industry. The tiouth is rich in re sources, but our people arc so fond of tbc Y’ankees that they lavish tlieif wealth * upon Yankee enterprise.— Memphis Appeal. DRESS - MAKING DUPA&TMENT -AT- WITTKO W SKY & BARUCH’S PALACE OF ATTRACTIONS IS NOW IN FULL OPERATION. QLEUKNS CLACIV8) —fMI’OhTER AH® DftALKR ftt— WINES, MQtJOBSjtfoAlfe, TOCACCO; WR&&RIE8 iitb PROVISIONS, #6.173 EAST BAY; CHARLESTON, S. <?. QjTTO TIEBEMAN A SONS,’ WHOLESALE GROCERS, —-AND—- Provision dealers; 102 AND M EAST BaV STKEET, charleston, s. c. , and THE fPUpi.IC WILL .ALWAYS APPRECI ATE A ruilLIC BENEFIT. This was the onlr thought by, whjch we were actuated when vie first promised to.utalce tge eMenilyechjHj{es which to-day are a watt- tj In.yptjr audit. The wants ot the jpeo- • pte we are determined to supply. This tact, la now tu!lj’ demonstrated. The change telh thp amount of the out lay was Unlimited. Depart,meiit atter department has been added. tSf capital requikho - TOR EACH OF THEsE Uli- -pa’ttnentH would make a haudsom^ bank ac- courrfr Juit.’tig chiae, inspired by an ambition tht(t OnTtry shoind>taud second to none, we roit that to brim; ohr tmraenso eetabt tlahment on an equal footing with New York. Boston, or dlsewnora. we hud to place before our patrons a stock « such magnitude, containing full assortments in each department, of Dress Fabrics, Silks. Satins, Velvets, Millinery, Ac. Wo h'iye made onr selections from: the PRODUCTS OF - ■ JgOYD BROTHERS, WlioLBSBLE GRO?rfi;RB, LIQUOR bsALbBB *-AND— COMMISSION MiERCHA^TS, CHARLESTON, C 197 EAST BAY; , No. S’. WiNrtf g> B. THOMAS, AG^r, . RuNaST:., Oppobitk Liberty, 7 SHADES, PAPER HANG INGS, LACE CURTAINS, COBNACES AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS, CHARLESTONS. C, Window Awnings Made to. Obdeb A. Mr. Carlisle.—It lias born said by some of Mr.* Carlisle's friends thru, he 1ms no sympathy with the Ohio, Vir ginia and Pennsylvania platforms on the tariff. It this is true he has cer tainly changed his views since he spoke in Congress, for when asked, In the emirs of debate, whether he would admit the principle of protection, to a)i>/ extent, in the adjustment of the adjustment of the tariff, he declared that he weird not. and that' he would not impose any duty above the revenue point for the purpose of affording pro tection. In other words, lie is for revenacouli/, which means ho is a free EVERT CLIME ON THE GLOBE; yV.Aateataa added a La- files; Misses* audCUUdren’B Underwear Department, nev er before attempted In the Soutli. This Department occu pies one of the ranjfe of magnifi cent (..tileries which are reached b; four sitilrw >ys. T*>e entire estabUsl 1 ment is bfflited by Fifty • Chandeliers, presenting u most beautiful picture. \vo have also added, at the earnest soilcltatllon of our many friends, a want lotig aud Yer; much' felt lit this section, lamely, a Dress, 1 Making Department. We therefore beg to Inform the ladles of North and South Caro lina that we have secured the services of two as skilled artists as have ever cater ed to the Unites, of this section, Mrs. Smith, aa cutter amt Fir~ 'liter, and Miss Marshall, as Draper and B’tulsher. These ladles’ arllsiUc taste has long been known * in the most fashionable circles of New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Chicago. THEREFORE WE HAVE no hesitation In saying to th4 ladies tit North and South Carolina that we have now a flrst- t,..,iiuou m-iucinlc. For the good classDrest-Making Depanment, where ladles U..U» l upon pilticipic. j u. i.ic p....... r . flni . plVlin lh ^ r mr.sr nnrtictilnr lden» as to tho Democracy cannot The New York Herald, of last Fri day, comments at some Icnglli upon the recent Democratic Contention at Buffalo. Of the platform it says: “The platform is remarkably brief. It approves highly of Governor Clove- % .a* j—J-A.— 44- —K- • •* long series of reforms accomplished and begun under his auspices.” Ot the factions within the party, it lias thifl to say p “On the whole, matters did not go well at Buffalo. The siitm- tion was and remains illogical. There is great bitterness of feeling among the city factions, but they will all vote the 8tate ticket and that is all the Slate Democrats ask of tho city Democrats tiiis year. The result at Buffalo is un doubtedly a victory for Governor Cleveland. Li any other year but this It tvould be a barren ’success. But whatever local scrimmages may result from the general disappointment, no trilling with the Siato ticket will be tolerated. Probably that is ns much harmony as the most cunning mana gers could have secured at Buffalo.” THE RAILROAD COMMISSION. in ran a! 1 , insignificant nrlidcs, there may be tome excuse or justification, and wc do not bestitate to say that credit is due for the reduction on bread- of the party, afford to put a man entertaining such views in the Speaker’s chair.—St. .Joseph’s (Mo.) Gazelle. stull's, but who can be found, prepar ed to apologize for tbe present status of freight charges on cotton. Cotton the great staple of the country— from its proceeds the hard-working, toiling, honest, farmers niusN look for their bread and meat, and is it meet and proper that their burdans should Certainly immunity might reasouabh be expected. It is unnecessary to say that all (lie burdens in question full ultimately upon tho producer. A LETTER Fill)ST LILES’S FORD. A Wl.tnw With Nine Children. May have as much trouble with them as did the old woman who lived in a shoe. Hie children will all t'a 4 time be getting their noses bumped, their heads bruised, their linger* out, and their stomachs amt bowels disordered by unripe fruit. The mother who is wise enough to keep a bot tle of PiiiuiY Davis's Pain Killer saves her children much suffering, and herself a treat deal of trouble. * cap rely ou their mos^ particular Wens as to any freak ot raShlou oemg realized. We have lilted up In excellent »' vie a spacious room for our Dress-M.iklHK Department, supplied wUh everythin; necessary tor Its requ rements, and we are fully prepared to j;unrantee satisfaction In fllttiur, style and workmanship. We soff it the lavor ot your orders either in person or hy mad. Which shall have our most prompt ami careful attention at all times. We are, yours very truly, WITTKOWSKY & BARUCH. ,, CHARLOTTE, N. C. Quietly and without comment wc have listened to the well-grounded complaints from almost every county in tho State against the recent tariff regulations of the Hailroad Commis sion. We do not share in any imputn lions upon the honor and integrity oh the gentlemen who compose the Com mission, but wo are prepared to show by hard and stubborn facts, that so far as Winnsboro and Fairfield county are concerned, the new order of tilings has brought about no silbstau tia! relief to our people. On the ' con trary, when the figures aro given, it may justify the assertion that affirma tive injury lias boon done the various industries of the county, for which there is but little promise of material remedy. With the vlevf to just and intelligent criticism upon the so-called “reasona ble rates” of tho Board of Commission ers, w« have interviewed the repre sentative merchants of Winnsboro, and obtained from them tho relative charges under the old am! new regime and llto general effects upot 1 the buri-' ness of the town and the interest of the county. We have before us tho rela tive rates of charges from New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Richmond and* Charleston to this place, but wc give figures simply from Charleston, as fully illustrating the changes made and the observations we propose to make. For first-class freights, from that point prior to September 15th, a charge <>773 cents jier hundred pounds was made as against the present charge of 91 cents per hundred pounds, a differ ence of 17 cents; second-class stands 81 to 6« in favor of the old tariff; third- class 60 to 56 in favor of the old; fmlrth-class 57 to 48 in favor of the old; fifth-class 44 to 48 favor of the old, and the sixth-class 8»to 40 in favor of the new tariff, (this-last includes angar, coffee and the like.) The let tered classes have generally been -elightly reduced,*with here and tbcrc Messrs. Editors: Called upon by some aged' and practical planters to give my views on the probable product iionot the present crop in a newspaper article, I herewith do so with some degree of difidcncc, as I know tiny will not harmonize with agricultural reports. I have noticed, since the Lt of May, every little shower we have is hailed ns a good rain. Well, it is so far as it goes. These isolated’sections that have been favored witli occasional rains are no proof of anything but a short erbn. The moisture is soon cvaporntoit, being only partial. Now as to my views. I have con versed with many old and practical plnnteis in Newberry, Lexington, Laurens, Union, Spartanburg, Fair- field, Edgefield and other counties, and they agree that not a half of a crop cf cotton can bo gathered in those counties. They report, as to corn, from a peck to twenty bushels to the acre—the latter on low lands. They say alt average of five bushels—twenty percent.—to the ante. They also put down the cotton crop at forty per cent. I have it from reliable sources that in many portions of our Slate not more than a bale of cotton can be gathered on twent v acres. 1 asked .ok an avor- —Buy tcigler Brothers’ Lkdies'. Ailssfes* and CtiLUIi! u s Fine Shoes. J. M. BEATY. RExYD THIS! I). FLENN1KEN G. CUD WORTH & CO., —WliOtfcBALE— SADDLERY WAREHOUSE, 155 Meeting Street, Opfobite Charleston Hotel; CHARLESTON, S. L\ JJ-ENRY BISCHOFF fc CO-7 WHOLESAE GROCERS AND DEALERS IN CAROLINA RICE. propriet6b^ 2ft #E celebrated CAROLINA TOLU TONIC. 199 EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, S. C, - - - r ' - r-tT - - ALWAYS FRESH AND CHEAP At HARDEN’S.' i have ^ifli received a fresfi supply of W tsi'ER < N I LOUR of all gi ades, We U^coZintl/ln taSdSUGABfc, COFFEES, TEAS, SYRUPS amt constantly on ^30? SHELF GOODS, CANNED GOODS, CHEESE; and In fact every thing usually kept in tbe GRQC#UY LINE. ° ^ "^GING AND TIES. .uDw. BA - o* BOOTS, SHOES ANT) HARDWARE. J. II. HARDEN & BRO. Etetef, M, FaMeM it Lanti AGitlCVLTUBAL, HORTICULTURAL £#£> MECHANIC At ASSOCIATION FAIR —OPENS AT- CHESTER, S; C., TUESDAY, CGrOBER 16; • ; • * ... , AND CONTINUES FOUR DATS. . graces ii o’cIjOce:: PREMIUMS, the most VALUABLE ever offered. MORE tHAN ONE-HALF IN MONEY. £ LVA GAGE A CO., CILVRLESTON ICE HOUSE, *' • .v • 1 f Market, Corker Church Street, CflARfc&toN, S. C. Z^“Ice packed for the country a specialty. g A. NELSON & COv, —WHOLESALE DEALERS IN- BOOTS AND SHOES, ^ -•** . .’ly r'"' - ’ . *t ‘ a/ No. 23 Hayne Street, CHARLESTON, S. C. rV W. AIMAR&CO; wife CHOICE RHUGS, MRWqiVES^HKMiCAL^ SUKG10AL ISbTKUMltlTS. *j-.v t * * I. >• WHOLESALE and RETAIL dealers in ANNUAL ADDEI SS ON WEDNESDAY; RIDING CONTESTS, By Ladies and Gentlemen, Masters and Misses. B^CICLE RIDING^.' A GOLD MEDAL TO THE BEST WHEELMAN. STOCK DISPLAYS ... ' s * ' WILL MORE THAN RIVAL THE STATE FAIR. OPERATING MACHINERY. v V ^. On the ^Qiinds will be a new attraction. All who desire to exhibit Machinery please notify the Secretary of the kind and space it will occupy. t6 THE LADIES. ^TlKLPjrpmlums in the Household Department are increased k id many quadrupled in .•-Av--, EXCURSION TICKETS ON ALL THE RAILROADS. . > A-i a# - •' -> ’4 Perfumeries and Toilet AnTtbtES,' Cor. King and Vanderhorst Streets. * CHARLESTON, S. C. NEW FALL —AND— lias received a supply of fresh goods;* cousintii^of FLOUR, from the best mills of Nashville and Augusta. Every sack warranted. MEAL and GRIST/ Rice Syrups. and Fine RESTJHO and Old Government fPVa Coffees. TilURBER’S 44 and 34 Coffee. Choice article of Parched Coffee branded “Sigma/* GREEN and Black Tea. age, ami was told that the average might be put down at six acres to the bale of cotton. The field-pea crop is nearly a failure. Tho sweet potato crop about twenty-five percent., buy about twenty per cent., fodder about fifty per cent. Tlie question now arises, how arc our farmers and every one else to weather through next winter and spring for provisions? In my last ar ticle I mentioned some of tlie years remarkable for drought—from 1810 to 1845 and afterwat*d—and as none of us UNDERTAKING ! MR. J. H. KM.IOTT, SR.. Respect fully informs the public that he has on ham! a' full line of WHITE WINE and Cider Vinegar. SUCARS—Granulated, Powdered, Loaf andBrewn. Cut MACARONI and CHEESE/ OATMEAL. PICKLES—Chow-Chow and Mixed. CELEBRATED “Bartlett Pears,” and Canned Peaches, Tomatoes, Succotash, Squash, Pineapple, Etc. FULL LINE Boots and Shoes. Ship Stuff for Milch 'FINE FEED or Cows. WINTER GOODS. FRIDAY, OLYMPIC GAMES AND RACES; ... .... . . ' -.-r v. No entries admitted after MONDAY. OCTOBER 15, except STOCK, which may Ub entered before 11 o’clock on Tuesday. tSf For Premium Lists and particulars, apply to * J. K. HENRY) Secretary, * a ........... Chester, s. c. - Sept20-tx4w NEf FEE Mill I ==AT L. SAMUELS’ i % Come and see tlie large'^T ifftd bbfit se lected stock Millinery, consisting oil Trimmed Pattern Hats and Bonnets, un- trironied goods, Velvets, Satins, Ribbons, Flowers, Tips, Plumes, Bints and Feath ers, all colors, Crapes, Illusions, Black and White Laces, Love, Crapfi, Vfiils, Barege*, Tissue and Parisienne Veiling, Hair Switches from 75 cents up, Curls, Bangs, Croqtietries for the hair, Crepe, * Lisle and other Kuchings"'for tha neck,** Kichnv.-CqK larettes and Ties, and all kinds of Fancy Goods, at <■1 have just returned from tlie Northern markei purchased one of the handsomest stocks T (• i markets, where I have carefally selected, and. df DRY- GOODS ever brought to this market.r invite my customers and friends to call aud examine my goods before making their . ’ '*‘*“' * * *’ ' idio purchases, feeling Hint I can suit the tastes of the most fast DRESS GOODS in all tlie new styles am i At ions. of decolors, Changeable Worsteds* , Flannels, etc., etc. Our stock J. O. BO AG’S. . J critical demands, and prices favpr tb<v purchaser. These Goods only need to be seen to be appreciated. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES: ^»I25rTSI IPIRIINTTSI Ladies are cordially invited to call and inspect our mammoth line of PRINTS. There neyethas been such a ham s me and extensive collection of new and desirable shades ’. placed tm ouV counters. An standard and reliable brands. Prices will be entirely sat*. isfactory, and tlie only difficulty the purchaser need experience will be to make a selec tion from such an immense variety of desirable patterns. nsroTTonsrs i nsroTioNRi Novelties In Nottipghalh Vaiepcienne.and Linen Fichus, novelties In Cream, Black - an*l White Ties, and i A fnjl stock -of Ladles^ and Misses* Hosiery. Berlin, Lisle, Silk and Kid Gloves, all colors and new styles. An as sortment of Lndips’ and Misses’ colored .x W .. u >v.v... c .o, x... ». v and white Corsets, all sizes. Hoop Skirts, | In Pink and Blue Mull, siiitable for ladies’ neck wear. Dress Shields and Palpitators. Handker- j GIVE ME * chiefs in Fringes, Ribbotis, A. V in Vyrcillll, UlHCly,’ . _ all sUlc^ of Lacea. Also, a beautiful line of Ladies’ and GentaL sortment o^ Lndips’ and Misses’ colored Silk Handkerchiefs, real Torchon Lace (Spanish) In Cream and Black. A good article' ill oill4-r*VvlF/kf* InrliAO* Vk^wklr *• SEED.RY r E, Barley and Red Rust Proof Oats. COFFINS AXIYC’ASKETH, and is prepared to do anything in under taking. -ALSO- .tfuR line of BURIAL ROBES, for men, women and children—a new feature—very neat, appropriate and cheap. Wc ask for a share of the patronage. J. M. ELLIOTT, Sr. lAttPKTJ*. OrixUs end limine Furnlshinn Goods, The perished then, tliut I heard of, 1 tliou-rtit t siorti Houih or luiumore. Meqnet. r„5.L Ki-ussels, .1-ri.y eml Iiiffraln Carpets, Itugr*. Witli eoonoiny WC might squeeze j Main nttH Crumb (.'loth*, Wtn.low Sbn.lr*, through this time. I have thought of — • — *• - - • it since, and by drawing a cotmiurison with our present condition and then, 1 find a wide margin. Then our stock of cattle, which was large; lings and sheep had largo ranges, besides pas tures, and kept in tolerable condition without feed. We had in >re game aud fish. We could also sell a negro or two, by which to enable us to buy provisions. We have none of those resources now to fall back upon. Then our condition is a rad one indeed. There is no other way that I can see than to help ono another. Same have me ms, and the banks have means, and our Legislature can devise means for relief, and must do it. Tbe sooner our ex**ci’.tive calls it together the bet ter. These are the views of an octo genarian aud an old fogy. w. k. P. 8.—We had a light rain here on tlie 23d ult., but has done but little good. But few turnips have come up, Wall V»pf>r*, Hir-dtr*. Lacy Curtain*, Cor- nirc* ana Volt*, Cot on & Canton Matting*, I'nl-.olRtory. KiiKTaTlng.*, (rhrotnn*. Picture I rum.-* Writ** for Kainule* ami PHor*. UKOJtGU A. liAILlE AUGUStA. GA. June»i-txly TAKE NOTICE! BUY your Wagon Material. SPOKES, i variety, from Cottop tp Silk. Silk, Polite attendants ready to serve all visitors. Passementerie Trimming, VJHret i >, Braids and‘ qtha? ,Dress Trim-! . -ri , » Buttons in great vaiifety, styles ’ "' iceS, at A CALL., Perfect satisf^ctiqn guaranteed. No trouble to show goods.'* L. SAMUELS/ j. o. boa6 ( h. ,A fnfi stock of Notions pf all kinds. Ldflics’ Linen and Lace Collars, Zephyrs, Saxony, Berlin and Shetland Hoods. Chil dren’s Zephyr. Hoods and Sacques, Shawls Mid Boulevard Skirts, at J. O. BOAG’S. All kinds of White Goods,' White Lace RIMS and nmi&, shafts', poles'I wha * w «“y ; and Muslin Curtains, Cretonnes, Ac., Ac. Also a full aud complete line of Dress Goods, of various fabrics, styles and prices, from Calicoes, Won^etjl, Cashmeres, Silks and Satins—j-oti can find anything you want in that Hne^tidet any price.' These goods we are determined to sell cheap and reduce stock ( Oqr stocky of, .Shoes of_all kinds will be ""as well as heavy wear, and oUier ^ntend keeping after nt stock of same is sold. e mean WAGONS. GROCERIES, ' MACHINE IN OIL, OKI CHAINS, Goods*, COOK STOVES, DSTONES, TRACES, WELL- and all kinds of Plantation HEATING STOVES, M E 01 T 1 S T II Y. B. J. QUATILEBADM, D. D. S. Office: North side Washington Street, Opposite Town HaTL WINNSBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA July T-fxSm. TOWN TAXES. THE attention of the Winnsboro is called to the taxpayers of fact that the- the gardens nearly without vegetables^ 1)00,18 tor the collection of Town Taxes for tlie second Irish potato crop a failnre. I t,ie municipal year will cltee on the 15th We have some cornfield beans planted day of October—after which date the pen- on wet soil, and a few field peas, and alty of fifteen per cent will be added, arc 'thankful for these table comforts. I ’ j jf. WITHERS, W. 6.: J Sept 29-f td Clerk uiid Treasurer. froin-SH/iQ to $50.00, complete* "" STOVES. WOODEN WARE, ETC., OIL From J. H. CUMMINGS. Tlie UNION CHURN is sold on its merits. I can refer to a dozen parties u^tbg it In this viclnty. It-is not a new ththp, but lias stood the test since 1864. —Bay State Shoe Soles secured by ti genuine McKay Screw. J. M. BEATY. the J. O. BO AG.' NK W SHOES -AT- THE CORXE1I STORE. Cents’ and ladies* fine shoes, all made ‘ OF GUARANTEED .STOCK. TRY A PAIR. OFF FOR NEW YORK :* * To JTmcHASE FA EE DRY OOODS. THIS SPACE WILL BE RESERVED FOR NOTICE J OF MY STOCK. Mi BE^LT-y*- cF.' FIFTEEN more of the ^JW HIGH AHM DXVlS MACHINES, The*beSt Machine oh the market, and g ves perfect aatlsftihtion in every particu- r, and a generaf favorite with the ladles. Every Ma&ln* WARRANTED in every.. .-•'STr particular. N3 family should be witlimit ode. Send Order or come all and buy one. «?. O. BOAGi’ to Xe-kIv'ei; lot of BUGGIES Wait for them. } \ and HARNESS; j. o. boag; FOB SALE.' and la in prime condition. * The location is one of the moat adrahtageons in town. and noon it are buildings, ', For further pare May^Ml' B. SUGENHEIMfe. The lot is quite a a large warehouse Terms wry modi ticulars apply to '“•t ® STANDS AT THE HEAJfc THE LIGHT-RUNNING' BOMESTI'C.-” 4 Thatitis the acknowledged the Trade is a fact that camiot nuted. er in dis- many imItatk it-kone eqCai, iti The Largest Armed. w .. The Lightest Running, The m^jt B^utifunjToodwork. Hi WAKRANTRn AND II IB WARRANTED n l^ e h® 8 * material. Todo^uy and all kin«J.^of work. Tqoe complete in every respect. FbrSaie by J. M; BKaty k co., Winnsboro, S. C A Tdte nwin= p^^to* MESTIC SEWING MACHINE CO.? Richmond, Virginia. /