The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, September 21, 1870, Image 3
Newv Advertisensents.
-"Bransum" invites his friends to
call and examine everything that he
has just opened, also his "hat."
B. F. Davids.n & Co., have receiv
edh,very large stock of fall and win
tefggods., Read their advertisement.
Leather--Thompson, Woodward &
Law.
Administrator's Sale-J. H. Cath
gart Administrator.
drdiiioian
The Prosbytery of South Carolina,
met in the PIreshytei ian Church of
A1.beville, on - Friday morning, the
2nd inbt. The object of this meeting
was to ordain the Rev. James Ii.
Martin, of our District, and to instal
him Pastor of the A.heville thurch.
Death of Mrs. Geo. W. Boggs.
We regret to learn from the Colum
bioPlain.r of yesterday, that Mrs. G.
W. Bnggn, wife of the Rev. G W.
Boggs, alter a few hours' illness from
gopgeetive.ohill, died in that City, on
fedteiday morning. Mrs. Boggs was
fr' anuwber of years a resident of
this place.
t odey's Ladies' Book,
For October is at hand, containing
its usual variety of interesting read
ing natter, engravings, and fashion
lates. This is one of the oldest and
best mtngtazines in the country, and
well deserves the large patronage be.
stowed upon it. L. A. Godey, Phila
delphia; $3. a year.
Crmunbs.
E. C. McLure, 19., has sold his in
terest in the Chester Reporter to John
A. Bradley, jr., his connection with
it, therefore has ceased. The &epor
ter will hereafter be conducted by Mr.
13iadley.
Attorney.General Chamberlain has
decided that the power to summon
juries in civil caes is riot conferred
on Trial J'ustices by an any Act of the
Legislature, past or present.
An exchange says that young men
in love are "suers." This accounts
for the enormous amount of rubbish
they sometimes give vent to.
The State Agricutlfural and
Mechanical Society orSoutia
Caroliia.
We tender our thanks to Col. D.
Wyatt Ailken,.Scoretary and Treasur
er of this.Suciety, for a copy of the
Premium List for the Annual Fair,
which is to be held at Columbia, S.
C., on the 9th, 10th, and l1th of No
vember next.
We feel well assured, from abun
dant information furni6hed us, that
the prospects for a successful Fair
could not be more promising.
Persons wishing cepies of the Pre.
unium Lists can obtain them by ap.ply
ing to Judge W. R. Robertson, of
this place, who has been entrusted
with a large number of them for dis
tribution..
St. Mausr.
St. Mar the Ventriloquist, so fa.
vorably known in our sister towns
amused us on Thursday and Friday
nuights, with two entertainments at
the Thespian Hall. We have missed
is name from our exchanges for the
past eight or nine months and thought
ie,.had retired from public life ; but
he appeared in his usual lively anid
spicy style on Thursday night. We
can hardly indite a criticism to suit
ourselves, but do the best 'se .van by
advising ever:y miother, father and
child, to visit 'Prof. St. Maur's amus
ing and instruactive entertainments at
every opportunity. lie is a per fect
artist ina his profession. His enter
tertainmetits consist of a great varie
Affrom the temple of Mormus, and
,every one who visits an exhibi.
tion will wlways repeat with pleasure.
Milly Jackson, a negro girl in the
employ of a colored mao, as nurse, on
the plantation of Mr. John Cameron,
sabout eight miles north of this place,
having cornmitted somhe toisdemeanor,
was chastise4 by t,o said colored man,
her employer. Shortly after the em
ployerleft the houpe, the negro girl
thiroAghdeovelge built a fire in the
cradle containing a colored child and
burnt I6 to death, after which she set
lire to the house, consuming it and
theochild. Theochild wa, only seven
tsponth old. This is one of the most
horrible murders that hra, ever o.
ourred in thais County, and she should
quifer the extreme ponalty of the law.
TIhe negro girl is now in jail in this
place. _____
Tine rjpter.
How beautiful Is the following
tribute to 'the followers of the "Art
P'rehervative," the Printer, whieb we
find goisg .the, rounds of the press 1
1t is from the pen of Benj. F. Taylor,
formnerly editor the Chicago Journal:
"The.. printer Is the .adjutant of
thought, and this explains the myste
rv of the wonderful worA thataankin,
Ile a hope as no song can ; that word
'we" with a hand. iuhand warmth in
it-for the author and the printer are
engineers together. Engineers in.
deed I When the Coreioau bombard.
ed Cadiz, at a distance of five miles,
it was deemed the very triump of en
gineering. But what is the range to
this, whereby they bombard the ages
to be I
"There at the "ease" he stands, and
marshals into line the forces armed
with truth, clothed with immortality
and English. And what can be no
bler than the equippage of thought in
sterling Sax, ,-Saxon with a spear or
shield therein. and that commission
ed, when we are dead, to move grand.
ly on to "the latter syllable of record
ed time." This is to win a victory
from death, for this has no dying
in it.
"The printer is called a laborer, a,1d
the office he performs is toil. Oh I it
is not work, but it sublime life he is
perforining, when he thus cites the
engine that is to fling a worded truth
in grander curve than missiles o'er be
fore desuribed ; fling it into the bu
som of age. IIe throws off his coat,
indeed, but we wonder the rather that
he does not put his shoes from off his
feet, for the place whereon he stands
is holy ground.
"A little song was uttered some
where long ago ; it w-tndered through
the twilight, feebler than a star ; it
died upon the ear. But the printer
t.kHsit up where it was lying there in
silence, like a wounded bird, he sends
it forth from the ark that had pre
served it, and it flies on into the future
with the olive branch of peace, and
around the world with melody, like
the dawning of a spring morning."
Who Referee.
The proprietor of the !efere, F.
Eugene Durbee, would respeefully an
nounce to the p'blic, that the libt of
1000 natnes designed for gratuitous
cirealation in the country is now full.
Those who wish the Referee sent them
will please . remit One D,llar for a
year's subscription. The parties now
receiving them will continue to get
them gratis. The 2000 copies in the
city of Charleston and 1000 in the
country, will be distributed without
charge as heretofore.
Of the ten cases of yellow fever now
under treatment at the New Orleans
Charity Ho spital only three are at all
serious. The number of deaths from
the disease last week was uineteen.
The total number of deaths for the
week for 170.
Winns bore Cotton Market.
W.tasuono, Sept. 19.
The number of bales of new Cotton sold
in this market to date amount to 278 bales
prices paid 16} to 1oe. One of the princi.
ple features in favor of the Winnsboro Cot
ton Market Is, that the planters are botter
pleased with the weights lthan any other
market. Our merchants are disposed to do
what is fair and honest with their custo
mers ; and It is something in their favor at
least to 'ay. They Invariably give general
satisfection.
pgjf' Lippman's Great German Bit
ter's Will give an apj.etite,
g.g Lippman's Great German. Bit
ters eures Lib er Complaint.
gg Lippmant'aGrea.t G.*rmant Bit
ers regulates the Bowels.
gg Lippmatn's Great German Blit.
Lers, tl:e best Sring Medicime.
gj7 [Lippman's Great German Bit.
bert gmives a good appetite.
SLippman's Great German Bit
ters Lutes 'never well" people.
gr Lippmnan's Great German Blit
t rs Cures l?emale complaimts.
g-jy Lippnman's Great German flit
Lers eures Nervoustiess.
''17 Lippmtan's Great German Bit
ters purifies the blood.
Oz9 Lippma 'it Great German Bit
ters gives tonei , Digestive Organs.
187o.
A SPLENDID STOCK
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS
RECEIVING THIS WEEK.
We always keep one of the largest
Stocks of Dry Goods, Hlat., Shoes and
Clothing, ini the place, and don't
mo~an to be ndersold by any one.
LADD BROS. & CO.
JUST OPENED.
S ODA, Ple Nie and Lenton Crackerg,i
Oinger Nuts, .emons, Almondu, Pecans,
Engllah Walts,ia. 111 rias and Ciana.
What Does Reason Say?
The little mongoose whep bitten by a
deadly serpent resorts to a detaln plant,
eats of It, sid escapes the cIc- .tIe poi..
son. That is instinct. eHta igs on
the other hand, nust depeplpn reason abq
experience iu select ing the means of prq
tecting health and life against uywholeson i
influences? Now, whit does reason say on
this vital subject? , Does nyt-it tei ps the
to invigorate and putify the system is -thb
best way to )"rotect it against the invisible
poison which generates disease? .urely it
does. 'The next questiot is, what guide
shall we follow in choosing a mnedioiual safe
guard ? Iteason replies let your monitor be
experience. Well, she etperience of eigh
teen years conipri ed in one unbroken se
ries of sani isfactory testim""nials assures its
that ilusioeree's Stonach 13itters possess
strengthening, regulating and antiseptic
properties which are not comhined in the
samne happy propurtions in, aty other pro.
parati,'n extant. Thi.i therefore. is the nn.
tidute to which reason hida us resort when
our healths is imperilled either by the man Ia
ria which prounctes epidetnio disorders, or
by any other cause, whether in herent nda1
constitutional or connected Iiih our habits,
occupations and pursuits.
Th~ venom of a noxions reptile is scarce
ly more subtle sad dangerous than that
which lurks in foul air and impure water.
To escape the fevers, bilious disorders, dis.
turbances of the bowels, and other serious
tanladies produced by these insalubrious
ele-nents, it is absolutely necessary that the
stomack and all the secretive organs should
be, so to sreak, in a rhnst condition. Upon
the annount of resistance which tho vital
system can oppaoe to the deleterious that
assail it, the safety of the health depends,
and it is because the nAr Vf.dr.AnA.. IN.
vltOSAN Imparts niergy and regularity to
tihe most important functions of the body,
that it can be recommendedl and guaranteed
as an invaluable prevetative medicine.
sept 1- in
YaOP.
1840 1870
't'his celebrated medicine has won a doser
vedly high reputation as an alleviator of
pain and a preserver of hdaltlh Jt has be
come a household remedy, froth the .1'ct
it gives intteoiate and permanent relief. It
is a purely vegetable preparatVon, made
front the best and puarest mnterials, safe to
keep and to uto in every 'lamily. It is re
commended by physicitns attnd persons of
all classes, and to-day. alter d.public trial
(f thirty yeats.-the average hft1f man
it stands unrivalled and unexcelled. spread.
ing its uselulness ovur the wihle world. Its
large and increasing snie affords positive
evidence of its enduring fame. We do not
deem it necessary to say much in its favor
as one small bottle will do inore to convince
you of its efficacy than all, the advertia-e
uents in the world. Give it one fair trial
and you would not be without it for ten
times its co-t.
Directions accompany each bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
Price 25cts., 60 ets., and $1 per bottle.
sept 1-lm
'ATttNosIzU 1loxx EsTnPtisn.--Mr. P.
P. Toale, whose advertisement Appears in
another colunan, has established on a firm
basis, in Charleston the largest and most
complete manufactory of doors, sashes,
blinds. &c.. in the Southern States. lilav
ing advertised liberally during the past
yen?, lhe,has secured 'a large cuastom, ex
tending as far west as Alabama, and he has
thus been enabled to put forth a printed
price list which defles eonpetitiont Every
person who contemplntes building or re
pairing should write at once for Mr. Toale's
price list.
XW- The attention of our readers is
called to-day to the advertisement. in an
other column, beaued hiilpman's Freat Ger
man Bitters, a pre'paration that has been
used for upward of a century in enlighten
edi Europe with thte greatest success-in the
cure of Dyspepsta or lIadigest ion, Consti
pation, Loss of Appetite, Liver ComplaInt.
loss of tone in has diAestive organs, etc.
The proprietors. Mese' Jatcob iAppman &
Bro., Savannah, Ga., have, at considerable
outlay succeeded in obtaining the original
recipe liar making tIl delightful tastitng
hitters, and pledge thteir reptatton that in
preparing in the origInal standard shall he
kept, up. Dtepot In Wilinsboro, -at Ladd
Bros. Drug Store,
Kinsman & Ioawall,
Factors and' Comission
Merehants.
Liberal Advances made on
Cotton and Naval Stores.
Charleston, S. C.
*ept 6-8mos
A ie otn Plantation containing (6t00)
eigt undedacres, four miles from
Rocky Mount, on Catawba IRiver, can be
divided Into two or miore tracts.
For terms and particulars apply to mae
on theo place or addlresis as below.
3. V.. OALDWEI.L.
Gladden's Grove,
sept 7-1m Fairfieid County, 8. 0.
NEW GOODS!
A Large Stock of'
FALL AND WINTR
JUST RECEIVED BY
B. F. DAVETDRQN & OQn
New Advertisements.
NFWSPX'lk AbV$tISN'd. A New
Dookr 91-128 peg'. ;Cioe J QRI by
maih - ANrzntf,t Nis C0o.; NkW York,
ENDUSS PUNISHMENT.
A Discussion Between
Rev.3\. Opodt ich Eld.J. 8, Lamar
( Uiverdlis), , j (Christian),
of Rthode lsland. <of Georgia.
1IPublished In the "Stnr id. the 'Veat"
(Universalist) anmd "Chrisftian Standard"
(Christian), jointly, begiuning Oct. Ist,
1870. contining about six months., an,
appearing coiupleta in.both papers. Either
paper will he sttpplil during (hi uoit
able and interesting discussion
(Six Month..) One Doltar.
i&*For "Stnr.'' address Wt.t.tAnaoe &
CA.Twat.t., t'incintnnti. 0
""- 'r "8u nadard," address R. W. C.ta
not., & Co , Cincinn:tti, 0.
E2,*00>6 Xt3e c1u.O 00C
ria nAT IN THti COltXTUY.
NEW YORK OBSERMER..
$3 P t .4 NNU.tfc
ONE MONTH FREE ON TRIAL.
SI)NhY E. O1tS1, JiR., & t 0.,
87 I'ark Row, New York.
$100.000
in Six Months can be made b'y a 0hrewd
and reliable ian in it sure, safe business.
An investmetit of $.!5 will return a clear
profit of $475. For particulars entll onc
address the NotTu ANamtirAN Pieets Co
No. 85 Nassau $ire:t, Nev Yo'-k.
No. 28.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Thourands siffer from it. A wtak. ner
v>ns. exhausted feeling, no energy. animta
lion or vigor, low spirits, wea memnoiy, in
voluntary seminal emissions, with loss of
power and threatened itapotene. a.The con.
sequences of excesses. This is Ntivous
llt:u:t.tTv, altd it finde a sosereign remedy in
IIUTJil'JJ/l Y S'e1(O3I.'Q; '.-l '1I[ S!'F:
CIPIC No. 'li.TY. IJfl Thousands
have been cyte-d by these pills. They tone
up the rystein, arrest the lisaohi-g s, dispel
the gloot{ aid mental'depreslIdn. and re.
jup-eiate the-systt"u.-. 'Price $5 for a pack.
age of fiee boxentttd a$21vial of,poweler,
which is iniportant, an all old long standin,
Cases, or $1 par single box.' Sold by all
first.clnss drggi,'ts, and sent to any all.
dress on receipt of the price: Ad,dress
IIU.\PtIRt"-Y.Y'IP:CIlICN0H1MEUOPA'I 111C
MEl)ttlNE CO., 66.3 8roadway, N..Y.t
6 --A DAY!--0 new articles for
0.w7 Agents Sslnples free. 11. D.
SUAW, Alfred, Me.
AVOID QU..\CK8.-A viotim of early in
discretion, causing nervous debility, pre
mature decay, &c., having tried in vain
every adve.kised remuedy, has a simple
means of edif.cultutre, which lie will retd
tree to his fellow sif'erers. Address J. I.
Tuttle, 78 Nstsau-et.., New York.
Great Distributioo.
ly.the Metropolitan Gyt ('o.
Cash Gifts to the Amount of600.000,
Every Ticket Draws a :ri1zo.:
5 Ca J1gi.fte, eacl) $20.QOQ, 10,rash gifs.
each 10,*00(t 20 ensli gifth, ek-li 6.600i 60
cashgifts, eaoh $1,000, 800 ohsh gifte, iaoh
500, 600 cash gifts. each 100, S0 Elegant
Rosewood Pianos, holi $300 to $70, .76
Elegant Pianos,. and Molodeons eaol) 75 to
100 350 8et.ing ,14gchines. each' W to 17..
500 Gold Watclhes, each 75 to '309. C4sli
Prizes, Silver Ware, &c., valued af $100,
000,000.
A chance lo draw any of the.above Priz.
es for 25o. Tickets describing Pri.es are
sealh 4 in Envelopes and well mixed. On
receipt of 25o. a Sealed Ticket, is drawn
wit hout choice and sent by mail to'any a').
.iresst. The pm ie naumed upon il will be de.
lhyered to the ticket-holder otn payniet of
OntA,llv; rdos arme lmiediuately sent'to
any address by express or retutrn mat I.
You wi.fI know w hat, your prize is before
you laf for I.' A ny prize excbanged for
anothetr of same value. No Blanks. Our C
patrouas can depend on fair dealing.
RaUrant.a:-We select the IfofW'. i
fro:unmay Who hnsie lat ely'drawn Valnnmble
Prizes and kindly perinitted us to 'pulblih1
them : Andrew J. 15urns, Chicago, $l0,040;c
Mliss diafa 8. Wa'ker. Baltimore, Piano. I
$800 ; Janme. M. M at thews, Det roit, $5,(0; 1
John T. Andrews, Savannah, $6,000 ; Miss
Agnes 8iminons, Charlestton, Piano. '$000.
We publia lio namien wit hout. permisl'on5.
Om 1att.Ns'or Trna Pave:s-"Thme firm is re
liable, aind deserve their success." beekly
Tribune, May 8. "We know them to be
a fir d.ealing firm-N Y. Hterald. Mny' 28
"A Mrend 'of ours drew a $5,000 prize,
which was promptly receiv'ed."Dal News, ,
June 8 ' . ..
Send for circular. iberal -indutcemenats
to'Agents. 8atisfaction guaranleed. Every
package of Senled .Envelopes cotins one
cash g ift. Six Ticket's for $1 ; 18i foi' $2;'
82foi $5 1it0 fpr $16. All let ters tntmst be
addressed to C. D. Whr.,taAns o& Co.,' 60
Broad St., -N. V.
MffAhIRIED IPEOPLE.--8end -by small to
DUIr. Lce's Agoncy. 699 lIrondway, New
York', for desoriptIon of his Medicated Log.
enges. Dngerous for singlo pervons, who
need not apply. sept 21-4x
Iaeathpi'.
QLE, JIsrness, Uier, ip, tdaff, S0ont
13and W hang fLeather for sate. Teroms
Caib.
,TLWoMPEON,~ WQOD ifA RII LA,W.
sept 17 ,.
JmencInm at 11'o'clock, will 1e solW"at
puia of n t~ore, hme
goode',no eht o~the lat obut. r.d
Cai in~ Inp rof Go I 8 l er
WIte Cloolis. C j ra,1, fat' rYe,
004 dW% eh" Cliotinm, BAcoldt'.,t Sinads,
Clasps. (;ollar Buttons, .Watcli Keys, Guard
Hooks, Finger Pins, l3vxches, Ear Rings,
Ladles' Neoke.hins m.en .Points, Silver
Plated Rpaan s, Knaves and Forks1 I set, of
Jewel! ers '~6la, and iarlods:others articlesa
of Jewe I.iT rpu sh..' 1
l,:JI. CAT1'0AIRT,
sept 2t$t93 Adwr.I
Qrghed1 , og~ C, 0 , and Birowp ~uar
N'o. yoelsnenot. Java, Lqgmyra a d4
(:h.u. IMd ha hal( spd qut'tsr haSr'4j
by retsil, and 8,6, 'Itaud 10 pouad-4d4I.g, f
fon ldfiph.~q IIrpP'5Qyprss and
Painted Wasb Tubs, Brass ,ep a
Painted Bgg ~~UKN
.46pt.18 - . a
The Great Medical Discoveryt
Hundreds of Thousands
Doar testlmony to their wonderful
Curativo Effects.
WHAT ARE THEY? "i
a?
1:1~ .1v
SitJ
0 T1l; ARt NOT A VIL
FANCY DRINK
'tad of Po- - un' . Whia'..oy, Proof Spir
its, and nefuso Liqgauri. ,.e. rp.i
I.td aw'a'etiu t- :a t" , - a t .3 1ii ^.<.i I,ed ''o iri
" A-',dtir.,.'e. " " tu/ t,ar,r' & -., t i at 1, It;.)
tipp.roatdrqui:nknno. n.ad r.a, L,.Lat arlatrL:,
\,- !i.-ite, m1 0l tn I .1 Nati.) N41.ts nA t
I n,in of t'a .f.rr f'ro ttol al1Alooholio
Atimnttants.'I:uyn '1 'it AT.DLOOpD
J?tJrLIkAn Ui 3 'LW.-i GIVING PIIN"
OIkPJ.T7. n t. r'lc: lt .uv' ., ,...4 lIsivip,rat-r
-1 1:te a '""..+,.i, tiarj:: rt t .1-ianous matter',
.tl r ".,.....A tlto L.i t , a li..althty condlition.
'i p rna4 Can take that llitt, ri, ace,tuitg to
r"'t a, nn* I retuuin lowt unwell.
$ 10o w.1 bugiven for an atnuraho ens, pro.
...:c,tilo bones tire not destro}ed 1'ytatncral
,"ai.iaia or p'.bcr meana, and t!.o vi..1 oryt
'. ' 14, ~ .o ' i t ho ltint of r"a'r.
For Itlanin'ttory and'Obron.o Rhen.
matisni. d Goui. Diapept4a. or Indi.
s:o 'tion. ,%d lous, 1 1ttent. and inter-T
mittont Fdvorn. 1)iorsesor thl Blood,
tt'$ llio bic n i4st151 "rre sl. nUoh Bia.
eagba are disteel 'br Vitiated Blood. wirh
.r"arr.alty pro,luce.t by tt,atng.eaeat of thu
Digostdvo Orgs.
1u. y uvit!or to the Citom,lh, an 'stimulat e
tho torpid lt'r and bowete,' whioh re't d"r t'tem
of n'1e1ieli e e try inl elt*e aIt. tha 1,'.o, I 4 f
tut:tritles, ant hit trtin,; now li,f and vi jur
ta o, lhe wholt eyam.
Dyspepola or Idtdigestion, ITa'scaha,
Pain in tito Uhiouldrrs, 4.ul,,Thn,ao h
i utuobi~~hi.i,cA' ne.s of ila
thats, )i,zine,.-, Botar ht .1 A Taste in
t't'- Mouth, .liliutas Attacka, I'alpitation of the
I -.ttt, Citous 3)ischarges of Uritte, Pain in
:i: a r,q.on t fthe l'iIlnerva, n1 a huntirel other
p tilal syito:ni wihtet nre tht otl/prings of
1).itpesiro arured 1.y theto liitters.
.-anso tue Vitiate.1 ilIoo I wh"nover you find
.r.an .puritia bureting t hrough the skin1 'Itin
I a. Eruptions, or bore' cleatiso it o when it is
fa:i1, anal your fee-lings wi.t tell you1 when. Keep
thl blood pure and tho health of the system will
follow.
l'IN, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking in
the system of so ntany Uihusands, are efectually
dentroyod anl rcnove.l.
For full dii octiuns, read carefully the ciretlar
arnannd each bottle, printed in four languague
Enliih, German, Irench, and tipanih.
J. WA LKEIt, 32 dr, Comnaeme Street, N. Y.
Proprietor. R. H. McDONALD & CO -
Druigileta and GeneralAtrent e.
San Francisco, Califurola, and 32 andS4 Con.
merco street, N. Y.
UirSOLD 3BY ALL DIUOOIST8 AND
DEA 1W4. . .y, ...... .
iept 17-5i
Iaivcy and Sial
STABLE. .d
A , GOODI N q,
Pi'01'4l11(lEt01.1
llAVE jurl received one of,1the. fnesl
lots cf IlORSES,, and ,MULES ever
;ought to lhis markel, . Aly friends and
he ptbliu i.n gonerii aire itvitad to, iftppeo.
hemll. I aut i.atisfied that she iStock and
rices will "uit all thos)e Iit vi qg' to pur,
btate.
Cnrriage. Buggies, Wagons. nni Saddle
lorses always on hand, to hire o, tlf,most
beral lerams. sept 13
FertilizersI Fertilizers I
:JAVING secured the Agency for Fair
. field County for the fullo%ing Fertili
ere :
Soluble Pacoific Guano,
Baugh'. laiw Brane Suaper-Phosphatte,
Trho CarolinaFertiliser,,
Ilthodes' Stuper Pah,(phate,
Orchailta Guano,
Coaton Fooal,
Niaryland A mmon,ted,
Coampounad Acid Phosphnfot of Lime, for
I an bWjpEpated't.kupply ay friend,
rich anay of the above as low as the' dame
iab puirohased iit any ot-her mar
et' With Fre ightt and Drayage ndded. Call
timy store annd get circulttrs deseirlptive of
*'J NO. II. CA TIHCA R T.
feb 1., 1870. , -
SEW Mattresases large and small, Trun
dio Beds, &c., jtt9eoeived at
July 19 olN TYR E & CO.
~I~COT &CW.
E are receiving, and offer to the Citi
ace of Fairtield, upon terms ase lib
al aa can be prcrhaaed it1 tlhe State, * latrge
A weli safeoted 8tockamebnaistilng In par
a follows :
10,0,:0 y'fs. Ileil4Bagging.
,12,00"Dundee Ia
10 onsEngishArrqw Ties,
60Dl.Sgar, of e.very grd.
2(1 Dage !io, LagusIra, Java and
4b e&:fsaimoir Pytp,
1800G Lbs. Lard.
10Bags anad Shle. Flour.
W~its, J#xtr~oai,, egare aind Tobacco,
ALBO LS .
- 5 8pleees 1f 1ay Llnaey, gay Jeans,
o.
a a10-1ates Dtown Odiode of earety upsahjfy
Plantation lae. 50ots. fta $8.00 2
seea boee tad, Boots, .
foses, 4xesP, t%al3 'traos Cetsa
tough' Mioilds.
A LSO
i'ougfeile Water, - Leteen 'CItrate, Bea
lols ParIneva&d. a.m
GelStAvne, lemklaass Vanilla, Sod, Veset
ewdere, &o,, &o,, &o.
t - E ,/ . * r
IN STORE
UGR lletg er.ai sdr Cof.
sse .t1~.p66,, Rau.sa Sal, Biolasse,
,ard, Rice, etc.
Call and 4 u1 4u oE before par -
me.aahak w. .. , a . ..
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
T HE AAsessors in.J('airtield County, will
. commence to assess property : both real
and porsonal. on-Wedinesdny the 7th day of
tis month. Tax Payers will be required to
give a description of their real estate, the
number of acres ani how bounded. the
returns must be made within the time re.
quired by law. Any One neglecting, or
refusing to make returns, will be dealt with
nooorditng to-law.
. J. 8. STE''W.1R:T,
sept --t2x2 County Au'litor.
Notice to Tax Payet H.
rilE tnie t'ur t d Coileetion of 'uv!,
L Taxets Exten-led to the I st Otiobet
next, Exoxattions will 1ns lively be issuesd
against all deftault ers at t hat itIme.
By order Council.
1. N. WI'IIEis,
sept 10-tf See. & 'lt etts.
Notice to P'opei'ty Owl's.
, LL Persons owning Property in the t', r.
l.pot ate limits of the Town of Wistsbort
will be regnested to have the side walks it
front of their property put in good Cdi.
tion by lthe itt d:ty of Oclther next In
case of neglect to have this dnue, the 'Ti,wni
'ouncil will have it doune at the E:xpense of
Ihe owner of the property.
By order of Council.
1. N. W ITIlElt,
sept 10--tf 8ec. & Tress.
TO CONTRACTOH8.
PROPOSALS for the rohuilding of Ash.
L ley's & Brown'sI Bridges over litt I
Iltiver, will be received up to the 1st of Sep
tember next. The former to ie built by the
Counties of Riohland and Fairfield. The
Bridges must be substantial structure" with
iland.Railings, and without Covers. Con.
t;ictors witl be required to warrant tipe"
llridges for twelve months. Estimiates for
the Bridges must be made out separtutely.
By order Board t'ounty Conmisioners.
1. N. WVlII E 1(S, Chairman.
aug 11-tif
TO CON'TRA CTORS.
PRlOP~OSA L8 for the. constrnuctionu of a
Bridge over the pinun Fork of Wateree
(reek, on the road l;aling from White'Oak
lo Chester, Wvill be'received tip to the 2th
if August, isi. T'hdt lirNsgo to be 501 feel
long, 8 feet high frot bot tot of sill in bed
of Creek. 2 Bnches with a spon of 27 feet,
Rock luttment at each end of Bridge. anil
Ilaud-Italling on top. By oruler Board
County Cui utietloners.
I. N. v lTl EITI lS, h,tirman.
Aug I1if
NOTI CE.
W,ILL be offered for sale on (the fir;(
Monday in October next, to the high
est bidder, for Cash, one Iron Safe, nearly
new. I. N. WIHEIhri, Chairninn
-ept 8-t-xz2 d. Cuonnly Cominnis're
SODA 1OUNTAIN,
rp
IHE SODA FOUNTAIN of Mr. E. W.
Ollever hay been removed to tho
Those wishing Soda - Water, fresh and
cool, are requested to call at E. IV. Ollever
& Co.'s, at the old stand.
B. W. Of1EVER Co.
sept 8
. DISSOLUTION.
1HE firm of Gooding, Stuart & Co., is
this day dissolved by inutal consent.
We recommend to the public Mr. (1. A.
White, who has rented our Bakery and will
conduct the same.
A. F. n0DINO,
C .STUA[tTl
lI. RICE.
July 26. 1870.
The undersigned has charge of the Books
sin I Accounuts, and' will clone up tiahe usi
newus of the firm. - -A. F. GOODINCh.
July '28
'EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
1 LAapersonas having demands agninust
L 3'ot. 8ti t, decensed 10(, are rtinested 1o
present (lie samo, sroperly' atttetd, andl
those indebted wvill please mnkte pnyment to
.lOHN TF. Wi. STI'TT,
JAS. L,. MA RII'N,
aug 27-8m-. ,Execnft era.
SIt. Zion Collegiate Inlstttlile,
W IINNSBORO, 8. 0.
'[HlE Scholast ic Year of 1870-'71 of this
well knowni School for Boys will opee
alondny, September 12. Stindents are sb
jected to the wholtesomue restraints of muili
ftry dikciphine, and wear an appropriate
4iniforun.
Tamixs rrn 8xeston-$18, $22, $25 and
$30, according to grade, payable qtnarterly
in qdivanco. For circulars. containing fu!l
informuation apply to
0. A. WOODWARD,
Prinicipal.
- . M. Mr FARRtOW,
aug10-n:Associate Prxincilpal.
THlE WAR IN EUROPE
Is Still Going On.
REMOVAL TO THE
-(Adjoining MoCully's Orocery.)
9WOULD)inform nmy old friends, oubt o.
-mwer. and the. public generally, hat. I
heye.1;emoved my eptdire ettoolk of Dry
(Gods, Clothin1 g, &c., ho the~ large uund comn.
mtidlous Store, next door to MclCnl'v's Oro
cery Watabl'shment, and'am'now fully pros
pared to offer superior inducements to the
. ..Fecllng thankful for the liberal pat ronvugo
bestowed while at the eid Stand," I wouild
respectfuly solicit a renewal or continua
tIon of t he same at n,y NE4W STORE.
S. WOLFEB, Agent.
.aug 15 _______ _____
Dissolution.
T:liE oanrshi of Thomp~son &Wood-.
consent, Ptersons indebted to us must
make prompt, payment without delay, ae
eording to their promises made.
Auguasl 28, 1670.
- 0.-f THIOMPSONJ,
T. W. WOOD3WARD.
New Firm.
H ji unader ned ia,e ihul a (y entered1
iisa Cattnaerskp undeor the name and
*t e ocfThmpson. Woodward & Law.
'0, R, THfOMPSON.
.s) . , 0DAD
IMMENSE
AND
UNPRECEDENTED
DECLINE IN PRICES I
N extensivo as"orttnent of nil styles o
SGOODS. witht many artich'"s entirelj
111W, just received and now on exhibition.
Every Article a Bargain I
As Cheap its any Market !
BRING THE GREENBACKS
AND (I T BAR1GAINVS
GOODS SHOWN WITH PLEASURE.
ni'l10 1. N. WITilERS.
FRESH MEDICINES!
VINEG.\RL BITTERiS, Rosadnlis, Koskoo,
ul Pet re, llalsaaai Copaiva, Worm Confec.
ions, Vermuafuge, Oil of Amber, Dovers
Powders, Alcock's l'laster, (1um Opium,
1lo1"phine, Strong's Pills, Jayno's E peoto.
rnut, Chlorofort, Cod Liver Gil, Risley's
Litchu, Mustang Liuiusnt, &e.
lheth Blrirk. Castile Soap, (Iinger, Crenna.
I alter, Fly Poison, Corn Starch, tat P1.
ion, Yvnst. Powders, Cilrio Acid, Salts of
h'emon, (o.x' Celntine, Chineso Vermillion.
-AL O,
100 gallong Brilliant Oil
11sM receivell by
KKT(iI IN, AIcMASTER & BRICE
june 11
GRAND CLEARANCE.
STOCK of a previous purchano Is offered
at One linif of Original Coat. In order
o make roon, for Fall Uuods. Call at once,
01r now is the timue.
I3'i'.g tb.o IJv,m.
AND
SECURtE A BARGA IN.
One in which y, u will realixn the value
of your money. S. WOLFE,
july 14 Agent.
Winnsboro Workshops.
Iam prepared at my
hop i lo do all kind of
-smith and w-ood work in
lihe vry flen e."t style, o. II anid oxnnino for
yourseives. L. M. IBOLICK.
may 24-ir
Billiard Saloon.
0o n lAR is now.sopple.d,with.0
and we are propared to furnish our custo.
miers with nil kinds of Light, Wine and
Summer Drinks.
E~ W. OLLEVER & Co.
may 7
TURNIP SEED,
1UTA SAGA,
tied Top,
Fiat. Dutcoh,
Yellow Aberdoan,
Large White Norfolk,
Large White Globe.
Fresh and! genuine, wholesale and retail,
ly
KETCHIIN, McMASTER& BRUICE
july 9
PRIVATE AND TRANSIENT
BOARDING HOUSE,
BY.
H. B. MVolVaster ,
WINNSBORIO, S. C.
100 yards Easat of Passenger Depot.
(ow. VasIoIxSP ?RaWKs.)
april 28-1y
Fine Flour.
A LOT of Fine Flour, the finest ln'mar.
1kot, just received at
ul MoINTYRE & CO.'
BLAOKSMITH .SHOP.
!tlY enstomers and
friendsl will aind me at
- LaughlIn's Old Stand,
near the P',assenger Do.
polt, where I am prepar
ed to do all kind of Smith and Wagon
Work Riepairs on Duggles And Carriages
neatly executedi. W. Ii, DUVA.
may 19
Lagair !
Lagar?
AT . H. W. DE8I'0RTE5?
WINNSBORO, 8.
* rNprietor.
June 4--6mi