The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, March 01, 1871, Image 3
g:4Y. We have jtejAt4 7flatic
and beautiful assorttnetp '
letter-head and' other aper erds
&c. Our tuirfskahts ad aS d
men are invited to call and,4imtnine
for themselves and leaYO their,,ofders
for plain and fancy jo6 prtiang.
Winnsboro Cotton iarket.
Prices doeellings .12i oni
u to increase. Quotatl6ns toAday,
L. M. 121. Lower grades 1o to 12
cents.
New Advertimegesta.
Cocoa Nut Cream and a lot of other
fresh Candies, just received at H. V.
Desporte. -
Masonlo Meeting Thursday evetig,
Mlarch 2d.
Cotton Seed Meal-Columbia Oil
Company.
Five Hundred Bushels Cow Peas
Wanted--H. L. Elliott & Co.
Just Received-D. R. Flenniken.
Notice-Geo. L. Hunter, Admr.
Cotton Seed Meal on Consignment.
-etohin-& Robertson.
Boot talad Shoe Manutaetory.
. Mr. S. M. Gilbert, an experienced,
and therefore, a good shoemaker, offers
his services:tn the citizens of Winns
boro and vicinity. Those desirous of
Boots and Shoes, can have a neat job
done at Mr. S. M. Gilbert's.
That "Little Church."
In a letterto the New York Sun,
Dr. H1. T. Horabold says :
"The Little Church Round the
Corner should be the grandest church
in our city. To effect this object, I
am willing and ready to present $5,
0.00. Igreatly admire the Rev. Dr.
11oughton, and I trust he may find no
diffioulty in raising sufficient funds to
accomplieh this purpose.
Carolina LI(fp InsuranceCoan
It will observed -by aq advertise-.
ment in another column, that our
friend Mr. DuBose Egleston, of the
firm of Bacot & Co., is the Agent of
the Carolina Life Insurance Compa
ny, in which Ex-President Jefferson
Davis, is President, and M. 0. But
ler, General Agent of the State.
This is a good Company and deserves
patronage.
Paoduce Commission hlouse.
Mr. J. 0. Matherson, Produce and
Commission Merchant of Augusta,
advertisos this moraiag a large stock
of Grain, 3acon and Cotton Goods,
together with a heavy stock of To
baoco, which he offers at manufactur
ers prices. It is useless for us to men
tion further, as Mr. Matherson is too
well known to our merchants and
conu mers.
Crumles.
Oue of the county commirsioners of
Abbevilloe (dolored) was shot dead in
the streets one day last week.
Bear in mind that after the 15th of
March, to li uppai4 tsaseq will be
added 20 per cent.'
John Griffin, who 6'bad 4ie pyrel
ry store of Mr. R. W\ Tiusley, 'iin
Union, about a we.k 6etwo goth
been arrested in Filorigea.
The man calling hiniself M.. Owen.,
from York County, who roeeve4'a
most elegant .Ahrathing at -Chebt*~',
stopped at Brown's - ~bely . O~iel %ay,
last week, and when he left #e forgot,
Ie forgot 31so to pay- hi bili. Whe
age, the .owrer Is' reqiedted to tome
forward and prove property, pay
charges and take It away.
Can any one inform os how much as
a Milliard? -
The weatherfor the patwe a
wet, damp and cold.
C apt'ain 11weA d amnds oidy-.
way, has been apg6iited Trial Jus.
tice fo:Llat' place.
*Savannab, Ga., .Is lodinng a dk
dopA b to~troduos I(4a wegens'
for faspilng and frolghting purph4es.
..14 woaiher periit4 ngaryn'vpry
kind of garden seed m wy .bW 19lt16d
next week.
Congressmnen 15owen has been ngaln
arrested-this time at the~ suit ofMa
King-chargion'hin mit~ nrrjing~
her while he had otlier wives livin5,
T. J. Mackey, of Charleston,.ha
been arrested on the charge of at
to upling to sul~rni per aury. (le was
hoeld to bail [n the sun of $1,000 to
appear at Coiurt. ,
Pliant Corn.
In view of the almost cottain at
eity of corn next season, 'bsys ihe
Memphis. Pvrschce1PladIr, we advise
our friends to devote a few apres of
land to some go6d early Variety of
corn, suffioient to make bread until
the regmla cop Gome. 1u0 % ad
vise the-planting'4dmmat . p Wrij t
will be hard enoggh to rnd p month
or'sIt *oks aer taiti th kn
Dr. Tutt's Drug Emporiua.
On a reobaft, 01s1t to Augusta, We
hod the pleOaoe if Vititng the im
mense Drug Establishment of' Dr.
my 1ViL., udt Avi Ih ,is one of the
instit*pot of that beautiful and thriv
ing-oity Thjb is ot ohly 'otie of the
laigest but one 6f the handsomest
'stores 16thd South. It occupies four
qotors, onv of vhioh is the Laboratory, i
*rhereaway be sieh numbers of gir i
and boys busy in putting up Dr. d
Tutt's celebrated preparation. This ,
is a Southern enterprise, and we are b
proud to say a most successful one,
for these preparations are not only "
used all over the South, but largo
orders are being filled for New Yolk, ,i
Boston and Philadelphia. It is pro- p
bibly th6 first instanoe in whioh a '
Southern chemist has furood Northern
merobants to patronizo his prepara- q
tions. We foel justly proud of the r,
enterprise, and particularly so, as it it
is the work of one who sprang from 4
South C.irolina stock. Dr. Tutt Is f
a
President of the Cotton States Me- "
chanics and Agricultural Fair Arso- si
ciation, and we cannot refrain from cr
quoting the remarks about our dear PI
old State, made by him in a speech "
at the last fair. Refering to South 14
Carolina, he said : "Here too, is South p,
Carolina, separated from us only by te
the Savannah, whose waters wash the e'
banks of two kindred States. I look re
upon her bills from this very spot and
recall her proud history. Whenever
any great enterprise is to be under.
taken, she is always ready to do her
part; aid if a cloud rests to-day, on
her prosperity, let us hope that it is
buta summer cloud, that will soon
pass away, and leave her fair plains
and valleys, and cities lit up once
more wikh undimmed lustre."
The Rev. J. D. H. on one occasion C
united in holy wedlock a couple of
Atrican persuasion. After the cere. -
mony the following colloquy came off:
Rev. Gent. -"Bob, now you are
married, you inust salute your bride."
Bob-"Arter you's muanneis, mars
Jimmy ; arter you'd manners, sar."
Amolo Thit ANsiMANs.-Lieut. Uerndon
tells us that no tribes of aboriginees are
round In the deepest forcets of South Amari.
sh, from th Andes to the Atlantic coast,
riat do not have end use Dict. Ayer's me
hines and lowell bottons. "Tazow-r,"
*8UFVOLK," "JBooTT," are seen stamped in
large red and blue letters upon their gar
ionts,. while Ayer's P4lls and Cherry Peo
orlal'.re aohg the treasures of their ha
bitatilons. 'Their native soil furnishes them
itlheir foQ4iid most of their remedies.
et they surn from some afflietions which
rnust have the interpnsition of higher skill.
-Sentinel, Liberty, Va
feb 1 .
OUR MAturnOToUNo INTmnssT.-The
rnanufacturers or the North hay : s sked for
Imd obtained the assistance of the National
Glovernment until they have become a bur.
len to the people at large, and the tax paid
hy the United States for the support of
hiese manutaturoe is equal to all the oth
er taxes put together. Let our manufac.
tutrers make goods of better quality, and at
lower prices than other manufacturers, and
they can defy competition without Govern
ment help. This, at least, Is the plan of
Mr. P. P. Toale, of Charleston. S. C.. the
largest and most successful mantifneturernf
doors, sashes, blinds and mouldings in the
Southern States. fib 1
NATURE'S PaEsantPToN.-When Nature
produces a great remedy for disease, the
best thing science can do is to follow her
prescription. By separasting the water of
the famous Seltzer Spring Into its elements,
science has discovered the means by which
that, terld-renowned Spa effects such un
paralleled oures, and by combinIng thoee
elements artificially in
TAP BA1T'S SELTZER APERIENT
the grand preseription of Nature Is render
ed universally and instantly available. At
this season. when fevers, disorders or the
stomaoh and bowels, bilious complaints,
andh all the diseases whicht afteet the diges
tive, assimilating' and secretive organs are
especially prevalept, the importance of a
hsavlE)g thlis Invaluable a'terative and sor
rqotive a~t hand in every home, and with r, a
reachl of all whio travel by land or w't a
cannot be ever-estimated. at -
SOrLD 37 ALLr Daredists.
feb 28-2w
a
- 1840. 1870
Travelers are always lisbie to suddlen at.,
tech-s A4f Dysonttfy atad' Choleta Mprbu.,
and those occurring . when -absent. from
home, are very unpleasant.. Tihe PAIN
KIrIrvsa may always be relied upon in such
cases. As soon as you feel the symptoms,
take one teaspoonful in a gill of new milk
and-inolasees andp gtill oflhot water, etrie
wellt'ogetber.and drltiiht. Jtepeat thei
dose every -hour until r411o'ed. If the
pains be severe, bathe bowels and bc
with the tsedieitne clear. b c
In case of Asthma and. Phthsisic, take a
teaspoonful in a gill of hot wnter sweeten.
ed well with a'olasses; a'so bathe the
throatvand stomach faithfully wilth the me-.
dicine, clear.
Dr. Street; says it takes out the soreness
In eases of bon~setting fstte than afty
tihing he ever applied.
Fisbetmen so often exposed'to knets by
hetihg their skin pierced with hooks, rtwd
faseof dsh, emn be relieved by bathinr #lth
the Pain Killer As seon a. the aldest.-oe.
esurb In tis way the Angilsh fisoon absat4
ed ;batre ,*s-pfien as once is give ,sinul'e.,
sa three or four times, and you will sel.
Mv sytrouble. -'
eh bltes~ad gersjokes of dogti and eas
are soottourd4 by Mi hit with the. Pain
R dtealet. fet 1
Upreoedented Suoss.
Within the past year 200 boxes of
,UTT'S VEUETABLE PILLS have I
old, and bot a single instanoe Is kn
?here they have failed to give satisfact
f yot would enjoy life, have a fine a
le and robust health, use these Pills.
feb 2 1w
Defensivs Medication.
Investigation is as tiecessary for the I
etion of the human body against dies
ben unhealthy infiuences are abroad
on armor and granite casements are
te protection of ships and fortresses w
ennlied by shot and shell. Hence, it
esirahle when those potent enemies of
blity. damp and cold, pervado the air
rentho, to put the s;tem in the best I
ble condition to encounter the,. I
cntach is t tie organ by which every o.
-gan is nuuished and suitnined.
ierefore upon its vigorous and regeiur
on depends, in a great measure, the
%city of the Pystcm to resist the atsaul
oe invisilio enemies of health and life,
ilh. at this inclement season, it is 6
munded. Ilostetter's Stomaich Ditters,
imirable tonic sad regulating medic
r nil seasons, is never tuoro neetled i
winter, when the torpifying influencem
chilly atmosphere effects all the Y
notions. and renders the body extreo
isceptible. By toring tho digestive
ins, : nd the liver, and the bowels V
ma unequalled vegetable specific, a ph
I condition is attained which seems to
'oof against, all varieties of tempo ratu
Id that is inimical in the air of winter
efensivo medication Is a precaution wh
ould never be neglected when dangel
esent. and therefore a course of the B
rs at this season is particularly desira
pecially for the feeble and sickly, A
muedy for billiousness. dyspepsia, nervo
as and bowel complaints, there is noth
mparable to this wholesome restorativ
feb I
WiIndow Shadea
k LOT OF WINDOW SHADEI
Moulding,
FURNITURE, &o., &c
ust received and for sale low
ask at MoINTYRI ACO'S,
noT 17
0
0
_oo
feb 18
Great
AT
NO. 2, BANK RANG!
On and after Monday, 12th Decem
ntil January 1st, we ofrer our immt
took, (one of the mont, varied evei
lnnsboro) at prices that cannot. he I
nywhere in the State. We do this bee.
eo have move to on thme lst of Jtnmi
nd we desire to reduce om.- stock as hi
m pos-ible.
OME W IT H TRfl O.8AsIA
CASh ONLY,
ad yott will go'. goods cheaper tha
860.
5,000 PaIrs ofCShoes,
rarranted free from wood or paper,
naranteed in price andi quality in
arge stock.
LAADD BROS. & CC
de 18
In Comm~on Pleas-airflelt
dward P. Mohley, vs. John Isenhowa
Order of Foreclosure and Sale.
[ N obedience to en order made by
l'onor' J. M. Ilutland, in the at
mated case, I will cell before the C,
louse dloor I Winnsboro, on the firet b
Lay in March unxt, all that piece, parot
raet of land locluding thme Steam I
lachinery and Fixtures thereupon, ia
onveyed to John Isenhower by Jame
aldwell, containing 81 acres, mnore or 1
ying andi stute on the Waters of MobW
tranch, Waters of Wateree Creek, in
ounty of Pairfield State of South Car
ins, bounded by lands of Jag, E. Cald
Carste of Minor Gladden. deOeasedI
ir. J. Rt. Bon~w'are, having snch Ah
narks and boundarles, as will nmope f
ppea? by eference to a plat of- sflrvey
otat.ed by J. C.. Caldwell, dated the
anu ary,.188.
'kerms of Sate.
Cash, purobas-re to gay for titles
tantps.
L. W.DUVA LL,8,.F.I
SherIff's omtee,
Vlensborp, Feib, 18, 1811.
fob 18..112
Spring aud Slminer Importation 1871.
DR.
ei
pE. illinerk, ray Goods.
ARMSTRONG CATOR & CO,
Importers and Jobbers of .ilnnets,
r. Trimmingand Vel Ribbons, Bonnet
,-Silks, ti~ns adnd Velve4Tts, 8101nds, Nets,
1 Crapes, ituohes, Flowers, Feathers, Orna
ment Straw Bonnets and Ladles' flats.
for Trlmmed and untrismed Shtker floods,
!s
V1. 237 and 239 BALTIMORE SR'EET,
we BALTI3rOjtE, MD.
he0 Offer the largest stogk to be found in the
her Country. and unequalled in choice variety
and cheapness, comprising the latest Euro
pean novelties.
a Orders solicited, and prompt attention
given. feb 25
by
WOODWARD
an
,of
ely
or & LAW.
lub
'si
be
re,
ich
is Have In Store and to Arrive.
ble
ma
ng dholoe fIlo Coffee,
Best Old Government Java Coffee,
in C. R. Baconsides,
C. it. Bulk Sides,
latms, Itica,
. Bet Family Soap,
Macoaroni, Cheese, &c., &a,
4 Pieces Ladet Jeans,
Plaid llomesgtin and Osnaburg,
Graniteville Jeans and Shirting.
A nice assortment of Ladies' and Misses'
Walking Shoes. Just received.
Special attention is called to our Fine
Chewing lot aceo, and Fine Cigars jus
received.
lRmember that we sell at the very Low
ft Prices thet a strict adherence to the
Cash System will admit of, and givo us n
call before purchasing elsewhere.
JUST RECEIVED.
60 Sacks Family Flour.
tipper, Harness and Solo Leather, al.
ways on hand and for Pale by
WOODWARD & LAW.
jan 26
HOOT AND SHOE
.ME -a,. w fa O t O '& y'
p i I AM now prepared to do work ini
the latest and best styles. 'y
work is always warranted. These.
is no neces'sity to go out of town tn have
work done as I can meake aq good B00O2or
SHOE as aunybody. Orders solicited for
fine work. 6, M. GILIJlERIT.
fcb 20 ly
The State of' South Carolina.
FAttHPIE.D COUNTY.
* o W! . M. NELSON, Esq., Probate Judge.
H IEREA8, Geo. II. MieMaster hath made
Isuit to me to grant. him [,eeters of Ad.
ministration of the Estate nnd effects of Itob
*ert S. Ketehin, deceased. TI.ese are there
fore to cite and admonish all artat sin
gular the kinudredl and creditors of the said
isobert 8. Keuchin, deceased, that they
be and appear, before hue, in the Ceurt of
Probats, to be het t at Winnisboro. on the
8th flay of hiarcht next, afktr publication
hereof, at, 11 o'clock in the ftorenoon, to
show cuse, If any they huave, why the
said Administration should not be granted.
Glveb undep'my hand, this 20th day of
February, A. D. 1871.
W. M1. NErSON,
feb 21-x4t9 ____Judge of P'robate.
n 7IO~INioUAINo CQMPINYL
in (OA PI'A L $1,000,000.) .
use soI.Uint.x
.ry Paolilo Guano.
uch H1 llS GUANO is now well known in all
ithe Southet-n States fot Its remarkable
Deffdets as an agency for- incrent'ing tho pro.
duets of labor, as not to reqnirb special
recommendIation from (is. Its use for five
ri In years pest has established its charact er for
' eliable ezceljenoe, The largo fixed onpi
tel Invested hiy iha Coh tany in thi, fa.Ina
affords the sttrest garantee of the continued
and etceilence of its (Gtano.
this J. N Rt~flSON,
Betling A gent, Charleston, 8. C.
.Jso. 8. Rmas & Co., -General Agents,
Baltim oere. -de 29--3m
00 OMPOUND) AOID
PHIOSPHIATE OF LINE,
tota UOMPasrTIO ,WITH OOo Btan,
hi DjfI8 aricle is manufacturod by the Pa
hiseinec Guano ~company at Char eston,
eye .C ., tinder the Su'perintenidence of D~r.
>url St. Julien, Ravenel. Whieni composted with
sn equal w ighit of Cotton Seed, its result.
1 rhave been found ful y egnal t o he beat
Sstandard fertiise. Its -economy must
iemen It to the notice of planters geue.
S For specifie direct ions for comupostinsg and
the a orsupi8 -spply to
a he ~J. N.RO ON
oil - Selling A gent, Charleston, 80 0.
*"le Tne. S. Xssea & Co., General Agents,
apd Raltimoere. dee 29 S.i
.PRPRNATE AND TRANSIENT
10th BOARDING HOUSE,
BY'
sad i33
', WINN8 , 8. C
- 100-y ss estf Pasegp Daps .
L3Dagano%3s varus.)
Wanted.
fligheit taar4et prices pidi".
IV. L. ELLIOfT & CO.
'tnch 71 -2
AT WHITE'S BAJKERY
ANT
Conieotionary I
NOTIlFR fresh Pnpply of plain an- th
cy Candies, OrawIges Cocoaiwis. I&e-Chh
Irazil, and llt el Ntits; E1-nglish W t it inl)
lindils, Brandy Peaches, Oysters, &c.
NEW ARRIVALS!
low Steel.
Swecdes Iron,
Locks,
Hooks and hingos,
Files, Seissors,
Well Wheels,
Nails, Wrought Nails,
Dack Bands,
Cotton. .iute and
Manilla Plow Lines,
Mule Sh1os,
Garden Hakes,
Spades, &o.
Also,
shool Books,
Pens,
Ink,
1':1per.
Novels,
Juvenile Dooks, &o.
Also,
ontettor's [litters,
Vinegar Bitters,
Brown's Troches,
(Ghiy's Olintent,
hlebrew Plister,
Morphine.
TruRsses,
Cloroform,
norn Confections,
And other Medicines.
Also,
aid Oswtbit'go,
Twills
Wool Jeans,
Spool Thread,
Brown liotncepun.
Atid other Dry Goods.
VOn sAL. nY
etchin, McMaster & Brice.
'WINNS110:10, ', C.
jan Ml
LOOK nERE I
hen cotton is king, the people rejoice,
lie monsey being plenty they rideo not
tleir voice,
ut luty what is rtikedl, though the price.
he high,
nd the storekeep'ers wife dresses up like a
fly.
'hen cotton ist low tho , plenters must
heir children half clothed, know hot whichi
way to turn,
hey seek for a stor o that keeps pace with
the time,,
hit Lfor diolli a they hiou'ght, they must
tioi busy for ditties.
uch a store ouir frie~nd E-lder, of Winnsibort
fatine,
cep open fo'r nil nn thaller what ntame.
ii are welciomeid by him i,'d go wel le
is odsniays fresh, adg small pie
his pay.
iscothting Wfi lush, his shoces ih'y are
good,
lis groceries ji ie, will give heatltlat to ; our
food,
o0 provides for the ladieb, 'tteir exterior
odorns,
'or fot-gnth the dear obidwren, with plum.
o httys all .for cash, henco .his customers
know,.
hert for~ cash they will buy, thiat to him
.they mfust go, .
hoeorowd teils the tale, and the '-News"
pass it on..
o to Eldor's for hargain., nith.a happy
New Yeawr's song.
FRESH ARRIVALS I
Conshttilg in Patof
Pl hId choicest. varioty of Irish I otatoq
L 8eed; ..Ga'<qn a deu.l, liacon1 Lard,
leuwr. Corn Alcal, fresh Unwokwheat lhpur,
of f-raising Piour, Cheese..Craekers, Cakes,
andy. lckies, l'atinecd Vruis, lrandy
'eaches, Cherry lennuoe, Oysters, Nut.,
nisins, Nut megs, Macoaroni, &e.
twiull suwpy of' h)y (londh. Oenis ~Joth1
i(foreni, styles, as (pr clienlitess and qnaji
y oznnioA, . h exetlied. . Ailliory, of Abhi
uest 5tyte, Cloaks, Shawls, and almos
verythinig usually kept in a first, elasi
All or ildhtilh6l t or easi
nud caelf 'inhy,. Alie o4tlt isa onli'freti
tho'e t iI l ' jhie greenbaelps, apjl ge& bar
ESTABLISHED1869w
fori th et~n
v ipeboltqr andt , Fair feld Distriot . bat
.ve o full assorltraent or1Vulejis s welry
n.i will uieli at t he lowest, pricesandsMotit
~atrpna ge of mysphl friends AnkeutstomeraI
L, goohds arr*niOd as represaetll, aS
feparId 10 de tfl klead of .Watob; rend .ew,
1rymwtrk and.,1uae.nbratys A AROd.[ (ee
uatgrIlieo ha d 'VId, 5i AapWs Q44
*qq.44k fk.emtl e -i,,.
94de fr- ~ ,54,
CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK
or
Ocol'uma._ia_in. 0.
Capital Stook Paid in---$200,000,
BOAR OF DIRECTORtS:
L. D. C116.DS, President,
Da. J. W. Parker, R. ht. Wallace,
John 8. Wiley, Dr. -John T. Darby,
H. Hope, R. O'Neal, Jr
C. D. Melton, Attorney,
W. B. Guolick, C. J. Iredell,
Cashier, Aalstant Cashier.
I' le, ca)ital tetock of this Bank i4 now
$200 000. all of which has been paid
in. a ndl uonfiriu,,'I by 11 e Comnpt roller of the
tiur iiet.ey. Atihorhy las also beeni receiv.
ed fot a furt 'er i.ree ohe t) t amtount of
$50,000, of which over $20,001) ni at.
ready been taken. Petons wishing to
innko an investmnivit should app.y Witout
delay. The Sturplus Ftund is it )w $6,000,
or three per c. lit upon its stock.
The Carolinn National Bank i'sues cer.
tiliea es of deposit, beat ing interest at the
rate of seven per cent. per annum. This P
reature of its busines s makes it practically
A Savings Bank,
and attentionl is called to the fact that the
safety of these deposits, As well as all oth.
ers, are guaranteed by the whole eapital of
the Bank. No safer mode of temporary
itivestulent is oiered to the- public than this
-the deposits Leing lnyable on demand.
or on Short notice 11epos'ts of any atnount
recived eithoer in currency or coin, and i ny
able in the same. Interest will be paid at
the end of each six monut lhp, should deposits
renain beyond that length of tint.
Columbia. 8 '., Jamuary 28, 1871.
jan 31-1 law3aj
Executor's Sale.
IN purisuance of authority given by the S
will of Thonmas Yarborough, doceased,
I will sell to the highest bidder at public
outcry, before Court House in Winntbore,
ol Monday, lthe 0th duty of March neat, at
12 M., fall the real estate belonging to the
"nid deceased at tie tite of his death, con
sisting of the followinlg, all in Fairfield
County I
A trato of 17 1.6 acros, nit Morris Creek,
and bounded by lands of Thomas Brown.
M Bundricc anad Estate of Mrs. Yar
borough.
Also a tract of 35 acres, on waters of
Morris Creek. and bounded by lands of
lobert Crnwford, Geo Brown and Estate of
Mrs. Yarborough,
'I iAns--One-half cash, for the balance a
credit of twelve motnthi. puroiasvrs to give
bond for tle ut notunt withi interest payable
fron date of salo, withi a mortgage of the
premtises, and to pay for all necessary pa
pers and revenue u'tatnps.
bAML. N. TRUE,
feb 11-- txa Executor.
SHERIFFS SALES.
BY Virtue of stundry Ex ectuans to mea ,
directod, I will of'er for stile at Fairfield
tCourt Ilouse of the first Monday and the
lay following, itt March next, wit hin tihe
legal hours of liale. to the highest bidder,
for Cash, tle followitng iReal Property.
Purel.asers to pay for titles and stamps:
One tract of land in Painioeld County
contnining 700 scres, thore or less, lying
'in Wateree Creek, bounded by lands of
Gen. John Bratton, Esinte of i av.d Mob
ley, Win. Thorn and letate of J. T. Mo
'rorey, lavied upon as the property of W.
T. Thorn, et the suit of J. 1. Richsond
against W. T Thorn and Wis, Thorn, and
others against Wmn, T. Thorn,
One tract of land in Fairfield County.
oontaining 760 acres, more or less, tying
on Witrc'e Creek, and adjoining land" of
W. r Thorni, IBltate of David Mobley,
Daniel Meltonald, W. It Brooks and Esitate
if J It MoCrorey, levied upoil its (lue pro
perty of Win. Thorn at the suit of J. I.
ilichnond against W T Thorn and Wai.
Thorn. L. W 1)UVA LA, 8. F. C.
Sheriff's Ofice.
Wunnsboro, Fel, 10, 1871.
feh 18-tlz2 ___,
Land Sale.
0 [1 1.nlnar and Wife. vs J. M. Rutland
anal C. D). Ford, Ex' ors of N. A P'eny.
lin purstuneie of atn ordler of Court made
in the cau~e above stated, I will sel! to thle
huighesat bider before the Court IRouse dloort
in Winnshboro, on the first Monday ina
Marcha next, at 11 o'clock', A. M., tract
"A" of the GIrahnmn l'lace, contaitting
,1275 Acres, More or Less,
belonging to estnte of N. A. Peay, deed.,
r'e-sold at the risk of' the former purchaser,
C. s'. Singlet on.
Tran..s--Ahout one fourth or the amount .!
of bid to be paid itn cash, For the batanuce
n credlit of one and two, three anid fuar
years. reokoning froma firsit. Novetsaber last.
For this balance, purchaesers to give botgd
withI t wo good stureties and a mortgage of
the preisnes. P'urchausers to pay forp
pers anud stamps. pa
8A MI. 13. CLOW NEY,
feb 18-x2t1 Clerk of Clerk
Note to Creditors. .
David Stevensonu. et. al , vs. Jlohn Steven
son. et. at. J
venlson, dec'd, are hereby notIlied thai
they are reuatiredl by order of the (Com-t its
the above cantse, to presenit anid eminblishi
theib elaims hefore the ( lerk nf the Court
on or before the 1st day oft Mnreh. 18~7 1.
8A 310. II CL.OWNP3,
C. C. P. & 0:. 8
Clerk's Ofilce. Ilt hJan. 187i.
Notice to (Jrediltors.
Geo. Hi. MCMaister, Jiames It. Cockrell,
Samnl. R. Johnston, vs. Jatna 13. lion
boronugh, liarrell C, Rotshorough. Mart
E. (hat.-, Uni~ha J, Vdtu Net's atnd lbe r
lher huubtanud Jlamies 11. Van Nes..n
G[11tEDIT~flS 'of the estatte of Juifet i . t
UIt .'uboroughu, eeecd. nte he'reby tnol-. E
tied ihat t hey a r' rqnired by order~ of 'l le f.
Court in the nbo~ve chutin to preent nfki es. I
a ablisu ilteir c'aimns .hefoure thg;Qlerk of the I
Court anu 'r bcef 'r the 1st day or ?Marchi,
1871. SA MI4. BI; e tW Y
(1 C. P'. & 0. 8. d
Clerk's Amien. 14th Jan., 1871.
f ijn~n 17tflx0' O
.kilisLif's SA LES.
BY viture of stintiry ?ttttctis- to mei
field Court Jlouse on the first NlondlAy nntda I
the day followinug. In Maarch nest wjth
In thle legal hbuts of *eile,<to tipo huIghest
hider, for u',sll, ithe follaw in$ Ptdsonal
Propertey, lI'uohnseeu to paty for ii les:
One t'on (ray .uire, Cise solrel Nlare,
onue lrown Ilorse..Onue hbtacke htots Muls,
ated one brown mare Miule ; lofIef upon as
th~e property of C. C. Singleton, et the sup~
Winnsboro. Feb. 17, 1871,
feb 17i-t~x2
Agricultural Meeting
va1 and Methanpicalfoeqieq.wll.pe
irst Monday in , igrb. A fitl pttendno4
Is requestet b7 the PfCSIdenta ;re I
feb 26t1 us
PRS3H SUFLOPE
OYSTERS.
Just Itmcelvod,
AT
E. W. Ollever & Co's.
REe E1'AUR AT
t- Whore Meals can bc bad at all
houre..Og
oct 11
Butzrender
010
- / . .A&. MW -
1IlE jusqt received a fine lot of Bacon
Sides and Shoulders, an extra lot of 8.
V. bugar Cured llams, 80 ancks of N. C.
Family Flour, Oranges, Apples, Nuts of all
kinds, and (alies. Thumo wising bargalius
In the grocery line, will do well to call on
mie be fore purchasing elspewlere.
fob 2 It .1. McCARLEY.
Hides Wanted.
E88118. It. L. ELLIOTT & 0., will
act as our ngents for the purchase of
)ry Ilides. A nd until Arther notice, Green
lides must be delivered at the Tannery.
Moal.
We are now prepared, t. our Steam 'Mill,
to grin- corn In large and small quantities,
with dispatoh. Give us your orders.
fob 2-im" 0. It. TIOMPSON.
BACOT & CO.
50 Dales N. C. Hay,
I0 " Northern flay.
000 Bushels Tennessee Corn,
600 Bushels N. C. Corn.
.A.LSO,
10 Illde Diacot, Shoulders,
25 '' Rib Sides,
20 Clear Rib Sides,
6 4 Bulk Rib Sides,
5 " Balk Clear Rlh tides,
2 Tierces 8. C, [Ittms, (choice.)
AL..SO,
26 Blis, Baltimore Flour.
A0 Snoks N. C. Flour,
25 sacks Louisville Flour,
60 BbIu. ?rish Potatoen, for planting,
AL~sO,
10 Facks Coffee and 26 BbIn. Sugars, of
all qualities. Besides o her articles too
numerous to mention. All or u hicht will be
sold lo* for cash. DiACOT & CO.
feb 2
I'LOUlR,Stugars, Coffees, Tea, Stardines,
l. Catales, Canned Lonmtoes, Jellies,
(Cannerl Oysters, Cnkes ti Cr~ickers, Pep
per, Ginger, Alspice, Cloves nt N'tmegzt.
Pickles, Starch, Sonyp, Soda, cotncentrated
Lye, Pat ash, lacnking, Ill acking llrushies,
Mustard,Frenelh Mustard. l'nceno a,assort
ed, Smioking atid Chaewin'g Tobnezco,and Yann.
kee Notions.
FURLNITUREI.
A large lot of FPtrniture.o onsisting of
Lounges, Sofan, Ilook Cases, Writing Deszks,
all Walnut, 100 ns orted, Single tand D~olo
l3~Ieaeds, 100,.White Onk Split Ilottom,
lDining Chairst, Verlor Chaies, Wardrobes,
Cott'ngo Setts and everythIng usually
kept in the FItrniturclino, at pr ices to suit,
tlhe pui-chesda,.ibr cash, Lo~oking Olasses
put in old frames or made to order. Our
terms are ensh and we willisell for the coash,
Caltl mun see our large st ock, inust ari-ived.
Jan 21 McNTYRP & ('O.
JUST RECEIVED.
A QNSIGNiM14T of Cotton Seed Meat,
fresh from lin1 Mill at ColumbIa, This.
Meal Id highly reeommended as food for
all itinds of stook, especially for. Milohs
Cowe,
eo will purcha~se Cotton Seed at 20 ets,
perJ shet
JUWT -REUEIVED.
501 bales good N'ortlb Carolina {fay, and
20 bale " goodl Nerib~ Ogrolina Shtoirs, for
ts ali4at, cost aod carrIage,
Cat elina LifeIftsurance Oonapany
7J0F80N DAVIS, Pesidept,
Oh. t .. Q.-UTLJR, A4gen for. a. (7.
l9tl3ese Etiest6n, Agent,
Issie the Ueat approved pollole.. Also
tbs4'4mren.4e sau peoy.gnew feature.
Bj jih dei e4 surrender valtie
is guarante d ~ic 1e4e, japed -~ a
4 IAcES oo e Famiy lr et
.. W i4WRTS r~