Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Local Items. New Advertisemouts. 3Milch Cows for Sale.-Apply to J . Mlacflo. Rule to Plead-S. B. Clowney. Eggs ! Eggs ! !-John McIntyre S Co. Bake Ovens, and Fresh Groceries' Ketchin, McM .ster & Brire. $50 Reward--John II. Cathcart. So "Rosad al lis.' Important to Wheat Growers. The Nashvillo Gazette says that ar old and experienced farmer of Wil liamson inty, Tennessee gives it a: a t-? that the following method is a sure preventive of the insect weevil in wheat: In piling up your wheat after it has been cleaned by the fan, to every three bushels put in a good hard brick, well dried by the sun, and be sure it is perfectly dry at the time you use it. The brick anlsorbs t ht mnoistuir ihat naturally aeemnulate in the grain and causes it to become so hard and flinty that the inluscet or fly cannot penetrate the outer cover iug. This experiment is so eas and siin plo we advise our friends who grow wheat to try it. Deiores.'a Youn: America, Ot all the juvenile periodicals, Demorest's Young A merica is the en ly one that has really made a d istinc. tive uame and place. Its pictures, its games, its puzzles, render it universal ly popular among the little ones, while its varicd and instructive character equally recommends it to the atten tion of parents and tom'buers. Th1e se ries of French lessons, or the music, which is a feature, are alone worth several times the cost of the book. $1.50 yearly. \ldress W. J. Demo ests. 473 Broadway, N. Y. Burglar Caught. On Monday evening last Mr. Rob. ert Bolick, Deputy Sheriff, succeed ed in capt uriing 8a nf Simniona, one of the burglars, who broke into into Mr. Catheart's store, on Saturday night last. A large quantity of bncon Wts found in Sam' possession, although he had disposed of some it. ,Sm, it will be remembered, was a very prominent character in the last lcc tions, and stands very high amoug his Radical friends. lie is now boarding with Mr. Ollever, the Sheril, where he will doubtless remain until his trial comes lf. We sincerely hope &u1Sam receive his just. merits from the law. A New Volume, 'The Pictorial Phrenogical Journal for July contains portraits of man distinguished men, and beautiful wo inen, European and Asiatic leauties, En:glish, French, Germina, Russian, C recian, Swediush, Austian, P'olish. Swiss, Dutch, Tfurklish, and( Japanese:.~ also,, Lord Biroughamn, Abbott Law. W-once, Zadock Praott ; Peter Voni Cornelins ; Verdi ; Miss P'ittsinger; and twevlve Romnan CJathol ic Prelates * Piests tMahomnet, and hIis RIel igion. "Thle de~velopmenit Theor-y,'' by Priof. Gill, Lady Dafferty3, or thle Woman Quelstion1 ; Tfhirteen National TJypes of Female Beaunty ; Professional. In. struct ion in Practical Phrienology Indians and Mountains of Or-egon: a Frecnch Educator on Ameraicam Schools, and miucuh other very~ inter. esthig matter. A nowv volume be. gins withg this numuber-, only $3. year, or $1.50 foi- six months. Ad. dress S. Rt. Weclls, 389 Broadway, N. The Southern Cultivator. The ,June number of the the South er-n aultivator is worth the entire( year's subscription to that valuable agricultural monthly. M-in--lish ed at Athens, Ga. Send $2.00, ai you will find it well invested. "Bender Unto Fairfilid the tings tha are Fairfield's " We beg to inform onr friend of th< Phxnix, that the "Steam Trashing' spoken of, and claimed as the first ex perimgn qf.the kind in Rioblamrd, 16 neot a. fir-st, as Major TP. W Woodward, used steam in ichlano two yearIs aqo fo eh same purpose. The American Stock Journal JFor June is at hand. The enter prising -publishers of this valuabl, mionthly', offer to send sample copie free. E~ach number contains 32 largi ddubhle - elumn pages, devoted t< farming, stoek breedl'ng and disuease of domestio animals, illustrated wit nnumeromus engravings. Addr ess N. I Beyoiyr & Co., Parkeeburg, Chester Co Pa. ~7Demorest'a Montaly -'For July prompt as usual, and wit ati' additibtal quantity of Summe '. Literpgturgie,theo most useful and .it toggsting,9f all #bo parlor periodical. 1Rdable-from begionlng to endJ, bei S'te'than that% lta tone is eleovated ani *e*as e'adaubltk6h tbfIatakoa ta' tificially that disgraoos so Inny fi ion journals. Tho fashions are feature, as evor. Ladies in the co try think they can not make a mont without Demorest's Magaz and there is, in addition to the tr< tured patterns, always a fund of us< and valuable information upon household and domestic subjects. Jennings Deiorest, 473 Blroadw New York. "Now Is the Acoopted Time." By reference to our advertis I columns, it will be seen that pors wishing to viit New York, during s.itting of the National Demoori Covention, can do so, and return the same price.. Tickets for the ti only twenty-nine dollars. M;Tho Tournament an.t Costume Ball. We are indebted to the Board Mainager, for an invitation to 1 ,11"Tournamn nitt and Costume C Ball, '.-,hc held in Laureisville, South Ca lina, on (he 2nd of July next. return thunks. 11ii: Ni;w Yonac CoNvaNri N T Iiekets to go and return from i Demiocrat ic Convent ion in New Yt rc-an be litl by delegates and alt nates, via Savannah and steanisl l'or y 27, on application at the oflico 'lthe Augutad a Railroad Company I'hese tickets tre valid ip to the Ii September.-Augusta Co'nstitutional l :ni rt-:n I- r-:s.-\1 r. F. T. W gun. G.enerial Sountherni Passenige'r Ago, .informts us that. arrangements hav' !,< i4 oteid w'. hterb y dh-gaite's can go and re urn frome the Democratic C iutiontt for one fare, vial Charlot 1onth Ci'--,lina. North Carolina, Ril mltont and Danville Railroads. JCol. 0. W. Cle informs us that de a,4tets nail visitor: to this convention heo. pa1ss1d ov( r the Georgia road at Ih E :fare. - Ibid. Ti.: IItAICA. S-'ATIi TICKI.:T rnci a x a.-The foll.>wing are the 1t ICal ominillves In Virginia for Govern 1.t. Cove'nor, and Cotngressien, sh ig that none of them are VTirg r Governor, lb ig Gen. Wlrells, Mic gai; Lieut. (Gwernor, James Clettcin )is t et. o (Co1aloin.. For Congress 1Fnist dislrict. It S. A ver. Maine; -O(e(14nd dist rict, l 11. Chitndler, Mas cbu1are s; third dist rict, C. If. Port N w Yorl; fourth tdistrict., Lewis Ihyer, N ew York; Wiftl district, G. n urtis. News York; seventh distri ; WhitI lsey, Connecticut ; at lai aroin M. Crai:c, Con netic'ut. NATun.:tTz.\ToN.-....?, Churchill int duced in the House of Representatives M 'ay "a bill concerning the naturalization aliens." It provides that the oaths a reqaired sha'l he made in open court, bef circuit or district court of (ho Uni Gtates, and admits aliens to citizens: -ifter a residence in the United Statoe four years, anel in the State or Territ< where said court is held of one year, r provides that no person hereafter natui ize1 shall vote for membe. s of Congress lectors of' President or Vice-President, ili one year after lie has been naturalis Tnrs Soerr AX) -rna WEs-r.--The Mol T'ribune, saysa: '-Presently the vast empire of' .the WV nrd all the vast empire which is grow 3on the P'acitic, will speak to us in word cmfort, and( we and they will go on ceontrol this country, and New England hative no voice in it, except whining. ma narasonablo degree of health lf~ivo long enough to find out this fact." jA National convention of' soldiers ,sailors opposted to lladioalism is to be I n New York city on thle 4th of July, a~ ~call is out, for the election of delegates fi NwYr.The appeal is made t o alt " sFerved in the war for the maintainanoc the supremac'y of thle Constitutiotn and preservation of' the Union,"' and who hold the principles of' the Clevelan'd. Con1 tionl. The Fredericksburg 1erald says t m)1 ton acres of lanld George P. Go be. Esq., of Spotsylvania, last y inde $1,425 from Tobacco and $f ' rom wheat--or $200 peor nero in i ecars for land thuat would proba e~all for ten dollars. The Indians in Montana are ~ting bell iger'ent again. Preparati arei) beingt muade by the Governmn to put a final stop to Indian hostilii ,by killing all the rod skins. TPhe New York Hera/d has gone c '0 Grant. Good, if it will only si - i thint il after the elect ion. But .will not. Ii will, like an old rat, dc Sihe old gunboat when it finds it si ing. The New York .Metropolitan Ret says old Browtnlow in not, dying--LI is too mueh devilment on hand, and ~cant' be spared from this world a wihile. Look out for the K K. K'i shiver the-winid. Grant and Colfax are going't6 C rade Territory as soon as the Ru 8 Con gross adjourns. "Ulyss" want se8e his dlgger squaw and saffron ored offpprmng. , 6The Presideint on the 12th nomiin H~on,. Ieverdy Johnson as Ministe the, CouqrL of St. James, aund the Bel lias unquippgalynconufrmed the nom r A girl in Chicago 'died' on Wed day from swallodring tho pot < noodle, which'broke off While shi' picking her tooth witlfit.h - Thi lKta Klux anieth "'f gether hlavo got th p a kvervy K-Roaa skn at-ea tsh- Special Orders No. 137,. from head a qlarters military pog of Aikon, removes the following civil oficors of Barnwell Un- District: Sheriff, W. W. Woodward ; ar- Cleric of Court, A. V. -Eaves; Magis. no, irate, H. W. Myers. The following as- are appointed in their places: Sheriff, ful N. G. W. Walker; Clerk of Court, W. all A. Nerland W. PRETTY CONCEIT.-It was a pretty conceit of a romantic father whose ay, name was Rose, and who named his daughter "Wild", so that she grew up under the appellation of "Wild Rose.' But the romance of t'io u., thing was ng sadly spoiled when a e married a man ns by the name of "Bull." the The Cleveland herald says:--"The tic Ilopublican party inst now look upon for Mr. Chase aa it powerful enemy, made desperate by disappointed ambition, and n' must brace itself to meet this new treachery with courage and streungth. ATTiMPTICI) MURDER AND SUICIDE. of Pat Higging, a Savannah Irishman, shot he his wife four times on Monday, and then attempted t commit suicide. Cause, to whiske~y and je'alousy. Ell'ect, wife dy. ro0 ing, man in jail. A kiss has described as a flow or that blossoms all the year round, and whose sweetness depends upon its - gratuitous giving. rk Eve is said to be the only woman er- who never threatened to go and live iwith her mother, of A very benevolent old lady has taken the idea into ho head of knit rst ting a pair of hose for a fire engine. 114t What did the spider do when he "t came out of the ark 1 Ile took a fly i'. and went home. S hy is a fashionable young lady's brains like a speckled trout ? Because t, they love to sport under a waterfall. h- Everywhere endeavor to be useful, and everywhere you will be at home. There is no dungeon so dark and dismal as the mean mnan's miid. FOR SALE. ~ SEVERAL Fine Milch Cows with young ad. Calves. Guaranteed No. 1. m. J. P'. Mlafie. ' june 23-t2 w - - in- EGGSS! EGOS!! . 0 DOZEN EGGS, j'ust received and for -el sale by ts. JOHN MoINTYlRE & CO. . june 23 RULE TO PLEAD, er, State of South Carolina. C FA IRFIELD DISTRICT. (a. 0.' A. IN Tu9 COMMON PLEAS. G. A. Hill (for another vs. J. C. C. Feaster, Attachment. WIHER EAS the Plaintiff did on the sixth ro- day of Juno, A. D. 1808 file his decla ration against the Defendant who, (as it. is "- said) Is absent from and without the limits of of this State rind has neither wife nor attor ow ney known within the same upon whom a ere copy of the said doolaratiou might be serv ed ted it is therefore Ordered, that the said Do. lp Pendant do appear and plead to the declara of lion on or before the eighth day of June, ry A. D. 1Rt9, otherwise final and absolute judgment will then be given and awarded n< for the Plaintiff against himt. 'al- S. iI. c'LOWNEY, C. C. P. or Clerk's Office. Fairfield District. in. june 23-le3muly ed. $50 REWARD. uile U WILL pay Fifty Dollars a head, reward, L for the l odgmeni. in Wlnnsboro jail~with 'at, proof to convict, ny, one or more of the 'parties who broke open my store on the "ng night of the 18th instant. of JOHIN II. CATIICART. t o juno 18-tolx8 nyi PEAS ! PEAS !! vill ALOT of White Peas, and Cow Peas, just 1.received and for saleob McINTYRE & CO. d may 14 el BAKE OVENS, 'SAUCE PANS, Spiders, Kettles, Grid . Irona, &e. Nails, Mule Shoes, Pad rhuo Looks, Knob Looks, Tools, Grass Blades, or Scythe Blades, Sickles, Cotton Cards, Oar. the den Forks, Iloes and Rtakes, &c. Buckets, Tubs, Wall Buckoes, Brooms, Well Rope, up" Plow Lin~es, Sole Leather. Crockery, Tin ren- Ware, Cutlery, &e., &e., &c. For snle by KETCIIIN, McMASTER & BIRICE. julne 18 hat -LEMONS ! LE~MONS !! ar DODA CRtACI(ERS, Novelty Cakes, Teal >00L. Cakes, Candy, Nuts, &c., just received wo by JOHN McINTYRE & CO. bly juno 11' LEMON SYRUP. et ns RESII Cocoanut Cream Candy, Gum Dops, Kisses, Fig Paste, Lemons, ont and Dried Fruit. aeCs JOhIN McINTYRE & CO. .jube 18 2'c Charlotte & S. C. Railroad. it OsENutnr, Fazion? AND TICKET AGENT's sern ,OF'uios. nk- COrxxDIA, 8. 0., June 18, 1888. G RAND Excnrsion to New York-Rtound ord .Trip Tickets only $29. Persons wish ecre ing to attend the National Demnooratio Con. vention, to be held in New York on the 4th: liof July, proximo, are informed that this yet Company has made arrange 'tents 10o issue old Riomnd Trip Tiokets, good froim June 20th to . July 16tb, inclusive, at $20 each. T~ckets #iii be on salo, at .this office, from the morn olo- ing of June 20th to the aft ernoon of July mp lst,*'hen they will be withdrawn. to E. .R. DORSBY, ee 'ueGeneral Freight, and tioket Agent. tted "FIIESR[ GROERIES. to 'UGA B, Coffee, Molasses 'tea, Cand14s, 'uat Starch, Boap, Vinegar, Powdew, Shot, ins. Lead, &e., &e. . Just, recived b KEITOHWN, MoMASTER & BRIGE. Jtme18 S EUELS of COR on oonelgusint par, I ties wishing to ily Corn vii A i to I W4vantag. o~l &; Onocetd ~i I~4lutai~o~ ff Nomination. Ma. Entroa : Please announce Capt. Joh Hinnant as a Candidate for Tax Collector c Fairfield District, and oblige, NUMEROUS FRIENDS. "ASK YOURSELF," (' A M I willing to allow my wife the solace of my home, my children that grei me with so much joy, who have cliibed my knees to perform their littlo effices of ten derness and affections, to be placed in seol a situation of distress in the way of naking some certain provision for ti-eio, the meat for doing which are now within my reach Bring yourself seriously to retlecut on ti subject and tremble at the responsibility o: your affections, if you do not apply tt onct to the undersigned and have your life in. sured in the best Company, "Equitable Life Insurance," 92 Broadway, New York. Single men arry be insurcd (f Surgeon's ccrfii. cafe is pr9perty signed, and if they are polile about it. JOHN P. MATTIIE WS, Agent. RE FnBxs.-Oen. John Biratton, If. L, Elliott, Sanm'l. Cathcart, E. J. Means, It. A, Hierron, J A. Brice. ROSA)ATAxs Purifies the Blood. For Sale by Druggists Everywhere, RUIIGS, MEDC11NES &c. [OD LIVER OIL, Jacob's Cordial, Castile U Snap, Nux Vomica, Nut Gall , Licorice Licorice (oot. Peruvian Bark. Philotokon, Burnt Umber, Croton Oil, I ndellible Ink. Extract Lemon, Mucilage, Mason's Black ing. Also, Gargling Oil, Citrate Magnesia. and Indellible Pencils. Just. received by KIT'CIIlN, McMASTER & JIIIle. may 21 PEAS, AND RICE. 5O BUSHELS of Cow Peas, just received and for sale by JOHIN MIeNTYlIE & CO. June 13 GEO.~EREBs. JUST RECEIVED. u ugarb Co tree, Rlico, Molasses, Sugar Cured Ilams, Shoulders, Soda, Parlor Mat ches, Country Flour. SELF RAISING FLOURI for making the most delicious Breads, Biscuits, l'uddings, &o. Without yeast or salt, with cold watet or milk only--to be mixed when the oven is hot and ready for baking, nnd for ('akte. Pastry, &C. Saving half the ordinari quantity of Butter and Eggs. This flour is warranted 'holesome anid nutricious. For sale by T o0MPsoN & Wo OO DW A ll. INEQUITY---FAIRFIED, 1867. Bill for Specific Performance. Thos. Adorson 'vs. Elizabeth K. Anderson et. at. It appearing to the Court that John Kincald, James Kincaid, William A. Kin caldi'and Fannie R1. Johnson, defendants itn the above stAted cause are absent from and without the Stat.. It is ordered on motion of Mir Rion, complainants Solicitor thatsaid defendIanti do appear and plead, answer or dlemur te said tiill within forty days from the date of the first publication of this order or a decree pro coqfeseo will be enteredl of record againsi the1.1. GAILI AlID, ~20- iS 3jun ACom. in Equity. Commissioner's Ofilee, nmay 2-182juo2 july IN EQUITY-.-FAIRFIELD, 1867 Bill for Foreelosure of Mortgage. Commissioner in Eqmtty vs. Jno. A. Myers et. al. I T appearIng to the Conurt that Alexandel LWhild en & Sons Decfendants in the abovi stated cause are absent. fronm and wit hout th State. It is ordered on motion of Mr. Riotn, Soli citor for the Complainant, Iht said D~efen dants do appear and plead answer or demn: to said bill within forty days from the dlati of the first publicationi of this order or I decree pro confesso will be entered 'of recoru against them. H. A. GAILLARD, C.EB.F. D. CommIssioner's O00ice, may 20-j 4 16 25 1N EQUITY. Bill of Foreclosure of Mortgage and for Reliej Elisabeth Wyrick vs. Adlam Wyrick and othi e. It appearing to the Court that A dam W~y riok, Henry Graddlick and wife Mary, Cal botmn Wyrick and llobi. K. IUnrtin and wif Marthta, Defendants in thte above state cause are absent fromi and without the Stati II is ordered on motion of Mr. McCant, Solieitor for Comoplainanls that said Defen dants do atppeaw'and plead answer or demnu to said bill within forty days from the dat of the flrst pubtlication of th is ordereor a de freegro corifeaso till be entered of recor against.tbhem. . H. A. GAILLA RD, 0. E. P. II. Conti'stIoner's Ofie, .may 28-j 4-16 25 1)RESS-O00DS, &6 j'P~'D~4pS OODS, PrInted Mut 4J RIes, Orpandies, 0wmss, Camb~rlos, J1 h is itighains, dalicoee, Plaid an B iped Hotneapuns, -Long Clothe, Cotto at lol LinnCTsimre otnd N1W GOODS. JUST RECEIVED BY JOHN McINTYRE & 00. e'- have just received a fresh supp y of GROCERIES which will be sold low For CASII-.-consisting of 100 bushels of Corn, No. 1 Country Flour, barrels, half-barrelsand kits Mackerel, Nos. 1, 2 and 3, English Dairy Cheese, Superior Brown Soap, Mixed Pickles, Canned Oys ters, Wino Cakes, Lemon Novoty Cako:, French Mustard, Crockery, Raisins, Nuts, all kinds, Fresh Cocoa (ream, Fig Paste, Assorted Candies. Also Ladies' and Gen. tlenen's Shoes, (home manufacturo,) Zephyr Puff. 'liere's Your Mule" and Bill Arp Smoking Tobacco, Chewing Tobacco, So gats and many other articles too anme rous to mention. mar 17 BEST RIO COFFEE' A LSO DRIED APPLES and PEACilES, Just Received by JOHN McINTYRE & CO. apr 25 JUST OPENED. BY LAUD BROS., No. 2 Bank Range. 100 pieces A meri'n Calicoes, French and Eng!ish Prints, Plain and Fig'tred Lawns, ('hcked and Striped Swiss, Fancy lusliu, Plain and Checked Jaeonet, Striped Nainsook, Plain Nainsook, Bishop Lawns, Victoria Lawns, Bleached and Brown ilomespuns, Checked and Striped llomespuns, Cot tonades and Drills, Mar seilles Veslings, Slay anil - Chinese Linens, Linen Drills and Ducks, White Linen Drills, hosiery and Moves, Corsets, Yankee Notions, and many other articlos. ALrSO, A large stock of SHOES at our usually low prices. ALtSO, A varied assortment of Men's and Youth's lATS, to which we respect fully invite the attention of all ; as we will always take pleasure in showing our stock. apl 28 6.000 L~BS. 13ACON SIDES and will bi soli low for Cash. apI 9 TIIOMI'SON & WOODWA RD. JUST RECEIVED. FINEST qualities Crushed, A, 13, C, ex.C and C Yellow Sugirs, Rio and Gov't Java Coliee, I-resh 'tomatoes and Penches, In cans, Jiefined and Common Potroletm, (un Powder and Green Tu, certain to give satisfaction, and lIefined Starch. D. I. FLENNIKEN, Agent per Aubrey & Co. apt 11 Cot1ntry Cured Meat, IjAMS. Shoulders and Sides. Also, Fino i Flour and Corn McAl, (lust received by KE I'CIIIN, Mt:MASTLIL & BRICE. may 14 RULE TO P1EAD. 'le State of South Carolina. FA itFIE LD DISTRICT 3N TH E CoM1N i.EA s. Nancy Wilks, vs. D). C. Boyle, Attachment. WJIlER EAS the Plaintiff did on the 20th (lay of October-, A. D. ]8037 file her dnclaration against the Defendant~ who, (as it is sal) is absent from antd without ihli imits of this State and has neither wife nor attorney known within the same upon whom a coply of the saitd declaration might be served. It is therefore ordered that the said Do. feuidant do appeal- anud plead to the said declarat ion on or before the 271th day of Oc tober, A. D. 1803, otherwise finial and na omluie judgnment will then be given az,a awardedl for thie Plaiintilf agaist him. Clerk's Ollico, Fairfield Dist riot. 261th Octoberl1867 oct 20 lefomly LABOR SAVING ivE.A.01=:I:nsr 8s. WINNSBORO, S. 0. TIIE subsibor Is Agent for several valu i.ablei Machines In connection with his Clothes Washer, vIz: Buckeye Slower and Reaper, Mant z's Champion Smut and Sepa rating Maclilac, Thrasher and seveu .1 othier Farming Implements. F.EDR I hereby certify that one of' F. Elder's Improved Washing Machines has been uisetd by mny fatmily for nearly two, months, and thal. It has given entire satisfaction. We itnd its merits equal to its clainis. It wash. - a thoroughly. (if the directIons are folc lowed,) ex peditionsly and without Injury to the clothes. I ean.safely recomnmend Mr. Itder's Washinig Machine to thc public pa. I ronage, feeling assured any family will be delighted with itIs gr-eater superiority ove: the old wash-tub mode. RL. W. BRICE, Pastor hlopowell Church. ThIs is to certify that we are using F. Elder's Patent Clothes Washer; it is 'simple andi not. liable to get out. of order, YVe can recommend it to the publio to be a great saving of labor and 'less Injurious to the clothes than the old mnethuod of washing. Rev C B Betts, Wilnnsboro, 8 C, Mrs Dr J Rt McMaster, Winneboro, 8 (I, Mrs SamnI IX Stevenson, Fairfield District, 8 0, Mrs Robh. Herron, FaIrfield Dlistrlet, 8 0, Mrs C Kennedy, Chester, 8 0, Dr 3 A Ileedy, jChester, S 0, Mrs Caleb Barnes, Columbia S . Mrs J L, Yongue, Columbia, A C, Capt LM Grist, .Propf ctor Enquirer, York villo, SC, Mt's. 8. B, Clowney, Wlnnaboro, 8. 0. feb 227-1yr - JUST REOEIVEDe 11. R. FLENNIKEN, -(Agt., for Aubriy & Co., Baltimore,) No. 1 Cout try Cuted Hams and 'thou14ers' NewK~Yorlt Goldn Syrup, M usdotado Molasses, , --- D Notice !! KETCHIN, MN1YIASTER & Invite the Attention of the P~CTBLIO, TO TIlE LARGE STOCK OF which they are And which comprises nearly Needed by tho people in EL3: :01 .I T II~ And in Their object is to do strictly a CASH BUSINESS, And to SELL GOODS AT PRICES YThat will induce all persons to BUY FROM THEM, sept 28 JUST RECEIVED 13Y W. M. NELSON. 3000 LBS. BACON, (Rib Sides,) 1000 lbs. Bacon, (cleat of rib,) Rio and .ava Cuiee, 13 and extra C Sugar Sugar Cured llams. A LOT OF IIAUSER'8 CELEBlRATIED CORN AND RYE WIIS KEY. apI 28 W. M. N lLSON. AGENTS WANTED FOR THE OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE WAR, Irs CAUSEs, CIIAnacATIn, CONDUCT .NI RESUI.Ts. By HON. AlIEX. 1. STEPII EES. A Book Fbr all &ctions and all 'urties. rpiiiS great. work presents the only com plete and impartlid analysis of the Causes of the War yet published, and gives thoso interior lights anl shadows of the great conflict only known to those high ofli. curs who watohed the flood-lido of icvolu dion from its fountain springs. and which' wk re so accessible to Mr. Stephets from his high position as second oflicer of the Con felerny. To' a putblic that.hlas boon surfeilld withI :lpparenly Smuar P'roductions, we prom ise a chango of tare, both agreeable and sait tary, and an intellect ual treat of the highest order. VTe Greaat. Amoerican W~ar haas al Las~t fond a historian worthy of its imopor lance, and at whose hand it will receive thamt mnoderate, candid anda imapartial treatment whichl truth and justico so urgently (10 mtands.. T'he inteneo desire every whaere mianifest. ed to obtainthis work, its Oflicial chtarntetr and ready sale, combined withI an increased commilssiona, mnako i the best subscrip [oan book eor pubtlisthedl. One agent. in Eastonm. Pa. reports 72 suab scribers int tharee days. One in Boston, Mass., 103 subscribers ina four days. One in Memphis, Tenn. 100 subscribers In five dlays. Send for Circulars and see ouar terms, said a full description of the wvork, with Press notices of advanico shoots, &e. Address NATION AiL P'lBLISIIING CO. Broad Street, Atlanta, Or SOUTH CAROQINA RAILROAD OENHRAL, 8UPERtiNTE.NDRN'rA OPPICaH, Charleston. 8. 0., Mharch 26I, 1808.. ON and after Sunaday, Miarcha 29thl, ther PJIassenger TIrainas on the South Caroli. na Railroad will run as follows, vi: FORL AUGUSTA. L~eave Chtarlestons, 0.80o a A rrive at A ugusta, 8.30 p mn Leave Chnarlest on, 7.80 p ta Arrive at Augusta, 0.45 a in FOIR COLUMBIA. Leave Chtarleston, 0.80 a in Arrive at Coluambia, 8.60 p mo Leamve C.harleston, 5.40) p na Arrive at Uolumbia, 0.20 a an FORL CHIALE1STON. Leave Atugusta, 0.00 a ra Arrive at Charleston, 8.10 pan, Leave Augusta, 4.10 p in Arrive at Chaarleston, 4 00 a mn Leavo Coluambia, 0.00 a a. Arrive at Chtarloston, 8.10 p a Leave Coluambia, 5.80 p m Arrite at Charnlestona, 6.80 a in 8UMM1l1RVILLE~ TRAIN. Leave Charleston, 8.40 p nt Arrive ast Sumnmervllle, 6.16 p nt Leave8tnmerville, 7.20 a a. Arrieat; Charleston, 8,85 a tr CAMDEN BRLANOTI. On Monday., Wednesdays and 8afturday. Leave Kingsville, 2.20 y n' AMrive at CamadeD, 6 00 p it E.kav. Camden, 6.10 a m 4f'rIte at Kingsville, 7 40 a a ma81, T, PEAKId, Geon'l 8u'. DRUGS, KEDICINE.S, Ae. 1?SS~E OF GINGER O~elat Ins, Ex'I . J Lemon, Mrs, Winslow's Boothiang Syr ab,.DI.arr ea Roemetl, Hueand's Magnesi&. ttt TM'ter, 90otb h na A rrow .~i~O IN, MoMASTERt 4 BRIO3r Charlotte and S. C Railroad, CoustuIA, April 6, 1868. ON and after this date, the 'Trains over this Road will run as follows t'.ssF:NQER TRtAIN NORtTH. Leavo Columbia 4.00 p in " Winnsboro, 6.10 p nl " Chester. 8 00 p m Arrive at Charlotte, 11.00 p i DOINo SOUTH. Leave Charlotte, "11.85 p n " Chester, 2.10 a m ' Winn.boro, 4.00 a mn Arrive at Columbia 6.00 a in AN ACCOMOUATION TRAIN WILL RUN As FOL LOWS Montuinys, Wcdnesclhiys and Fridays. Leave Cholumbia, 7.00 a m " Winnsboro, 10.15 a m' "Chester, 1.48 p.nt Arrive at Charlotte, 0.85 p m '.'uesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Leave Charlotto, 6.00 a in " Chester, 10.40 a in '" Winusboro, 1.40 p in Arrive at Columbia, 5.01 p In C. 11OUKNIGlIT, Suprintendont. apI 7 SHERIFF'S SALES. BY Virtue of Sundry lxecutions to me di rented, I will oiler for sale at Feirfleld Court house on the prat. Monday and the day following in July next, within the legal hours of sa'o, to the highest bidder, ('or Cash, the following leal and Personal P' perty. Purchasers to pay for titles. To wit: One lot of lar.d in the Town of Winnsboro, Fairftield District, known in iho plan of the 'Town as lot nuiber (41,) fort.y-six, fronting on Congress Street twenty-six feet and run ing back west, on the line of theadjoining lot. owned by Francis Elder, on the south >oumdary, sixty-four feet, thence north Iwenty.iix Feel, thence east sixty.four feet, hence south twenty -six feet, levied uport as he property of Samuel Jackson at the suit >f S. Wi'ol(e, agent of W. ). Kersl, and oth, era, vs. .1. II. I'ropt and Samuel Jackson. One lone Mare and one fhay Mule four years old, levied upon as the property of B. T. Yat horough at the suit of 11. L. Elliott and others. E.IW. OLLEIHi.R 8. F. D. Sheriff's 01cc, June 15, 18618. ,June 15-31t 1868. The Fairfield Herald. TILE TIRI-WEEKLY NEWS. 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