The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, August 16, 1871, Image 3
New 'dviet(Ise~naens.
Piot6s th, Mgahiea, &6.--%0
Master & Brice.
Save, Your Own Hay-MoMaster '
Urloo.
lirie
Rain.
,A fine .s-shower of rain fell at this
plao a'nd -iclity on Sunday night
labt. Other seetions of the county
have been similarly favored. Tihe
drouth, ,upon the wiole continues, and
there is n . the loeat. doubt, bu that
the crops are out bhoi't one half. It
is distressingly sLd to look dpon the
large fields of corn rind cotton, which
promisel so much si: wecs ago, aid
now withered andJ parched.
Ralter Stranage.
We are informed that a 6a' some
tiieo sinea goc bith .td three kit.
tons and in live days afterward gave
birth to onemniakiig four in all
The last was the largest and the finest
of them all. 'lie cat bolongs to
Mr. 1. 'V'. l.ddeu, and can be seen
together with three and ona, at his
home in the County.
Mr. G. Says that they are all doing
'rell-and are runing about trying to
catch "mice" already. Hurah for the
Lat I
Election isCharleston.
Below we give the naues of the
members of the City Council of Char
leston, recently elected by a majority
of 777 votes.
J. A. Wagoner, Mayor ; 11.
U'Neil, 0. A. J3owen, W. 11. Smith
C. Milchnel, colored ; A. Ga.--o ; S.
B3. Garrett-, colored ; J. Kenny, C.
Voight; . F. Sweegan ; G. A. Glov
el-, colored ', A. S. Johnston, J. II.
T'aylor, W. Moran ; F. Brown, color.
ed, E Garden, colored ; A. Simon-lam,
.J. Pele . A 1. Si1g walId.
fLadd aos.& Ce
Have concluded to dispose of t0eir
Summer Goods at greatly reduced
priteh. Now is the time for parties
to gel bargains. Our readers Oill do
well to call o lltem, as they
mean *hatthy AAy. Drugs, Mcdi.
oines and FAndy Articles will Mao be
found ih their Drug departihent.
To Buider.
We ball sxpebiil alteLtioh tU the
the card ot Mr. It. W. Philip. in this
issue. Mr. Phillip4 dbserves tile pa
tronage of every wan it thi cofimu.
nity. lie is an honest, industriclus;
upright gentleman arid shoillil bb pa
tronized.
A Big Ball.
The Edgefield Advertiser of the
10th instant, styd: "We learti that
the South Carolina Club, composed
bf many of the most prominent and
refined gentlemen of the State, and
over which Majdif William T. Odry,
our talented and accomplished young
townsman, preside. as President, have
dbterntined to give one of the most
elegaht balls ever given in South Ca
rolina. This ball will be given at
Columbia, on Thursday evening, the
9th of November siixt, during the
great fair of the State Agricultural
Association.".
Ice and is Usesu.
The following, quoted from an ex:
6honge, if true, is worth remnember.
inmg :"The curative and relieving
powers of ice are found miore
valuable year after year. Small
luurps ofico6 wailowed whole will of.
ten check acute stomach infnmma
6ions, and will presen~t nausea if heat
is applied outside at the same Liime.
Pounded ice applied to the spine fa
said to euro sea sickness; A bit of
ice will help dlpthoria and all other
throat conmplaints. To become do:
lightfully cool in sumnmer, apply ice,
wrapped in paper, to the b'aok of tho'
headdfor: one moment."
IV~pped in thme Dud.
The Rads of Ch'arleston, says the'
Courier, not dreamiing that they would
bie defeated, but, on the oontia'ry, din
ceroly believing that they wo~fld be
vidtors in the recent o'test, iWad itr de
preparations for a monstrous parade
with torches, 15'00 of which were to
to be out. They also went as fin'r as
gettig ready an effigy of their ,con
queroi bumt wiem <was nipped ih1 the
bud 'bythe overwhielmhing det'eat which
they hard been made to suffer; How
ihudh in e6ntmfast with their intentions
is the coadilot of the victors. Al
thougha they hnd every reason to glo.
rify the event of a publid pageantf
they did not do so. When the Radi-i
cal'fsurmised thatihe WVagener party
had an ides of aiht parido, forth
with tbma Maynr-of .their.election in
$ite'd a~oontefence of teading citinns
to ask that It6would-not odeur.- Wer
they whbre we are dbW, gee'what they
would have done. Wlien a R'ad oal
does wrong It it right,-but when~ othe'
wise it is% monstrous erime. But
thing. have ohanged.
Phrh aps-the Cha.rleston Uadicsa
can dispose of their ter.ches to Henry
Johnson, as he stusped. this County
very oxtensivil'y on.tho tprch qn'es'tion
about twelve months ago.
A Noble Vi a 1Cou,.
The Trusttes of the Lbuisvillo Mod
ioal O11l1eje, (Louisville, Ky.) have
creited one of the most liberal and
noble benefuctions ever conferred by
p.ublie Institution upon any people.
Thlo Trusteesof this College 1 ave in
stituted one lieleficiary Scholarship
fM,6nch Congressional Distric.t in the
Sduthern aznd surrguvdiug States. By
this nsdans very bahy ' do
serving young men will be enabled 6
obtai'n a thorough iiedical ed'cation.
Any ontie wishing to take advantage of
this 1Bnefaction 'rhioll is worth1 to
'each student at least $.200, hwt bbly
to writ'e to Dr. i . S-. Gaillard, Doain
of the Faculty of the Louisville Medi
cal CAIlege, Louisville, Ky., whein he
will reci've a college Oatal.oguw Mith
full inf6rmation in regard to all that
is necessary far liu to ilo to secure
one of the Scholar.ships. With pio.
per and welcome delic.1cy tOe rinens
of those who have secured the Bene
ficiary SI'holarships will he known
d6nly to the Dean of the lPoully'. It
is unnece.sary to commend thosq who
have established these noble Benef.
biary 89holarships. Thei 'act will
biting them commeijation wherover it
is known.
C. C. asd A. Railroad.
From a etter of Mr. A. 0. Kauf.
mann, of Charlevton, S. C., to the
Wall Street Journal, New York, in
regard to Southern Securities, fir in
vestment, we extract the following
remarks in regard to the above road :
"It is in place to mention here the
difficulties which encompassed this
road, imnmediately after the terimina
tion of the recent struggle, which for
four long years distractt d our country,
To borrow, from the language of it.
President in his second ainual report,
"It was in debt; by far the great
er portion of it was destroyed ; with
out fund., without credit or equip.
ue't." The only alternatives left
with the Cumpany, were to abandon
the road to its creditors, or borrow
money for its reconstruction. The
former was ruin; the latter was pruo.
ticable only by a pledge of the private
property of its Directors, then fear.
fully reduced by lesie incidental to
the war. To make such a loan, with
society in the chaotic on:lition as it
stood at that time, was a fearful ven
ture, but under the lead and advice
of i'reaident Johnston, they did not
hesitate. The money was raised, and
the road rebuilt and restocked.
President Johnston is one of those
boldi progressive, persevering spirits,
in whose lexicon there is no such word
as fail. His prompt action at this
critibal turn in the ' history of the
road; vras the moavis of saving its
stockhdlds thei'r proporty, which
otherwise would have proved a total
wteck. Thi is to be as-cribed to bis
unconsing e.nergg and business tact.
And here I -could remark en passant
that it is the beam ple of such men,
which has raised the South from
her iiruifrath bond ition; give hope to
the desponding, cdntldence to the
wavering, andi disproved by the stern
and irrefutable "logic of facts," the
miserable chparges so often preferred
against Seuthferners, that they are a
nation of drones.
TVhe bonds of the Charlotte and
South Catoliffa, tan'd Colutmmbia and
Augusta Railroads, hav'e been retired
rand bonds of the new ioad s'ubstitut
ed for them. The net income . last
year abovp exp'Eiises, txs and initer
est was d} per eht ofi the capital,
and it is supposed thdt the increase
this year will be $50,000 or $6,000
over last year. The construation, will
add when finish~d ver'y nuatorially to
the revenue of this-Companiy: Those
:Bonds are selling at 81 to 815 pet1
cent.
OCtambn.
The Conservative triur~ph in Char.
leston hdas hda d~n f~eorraglng eff'ect
upon the liJ'auoles of the peogle and
businees gdnerally.
A days a fn'gth is 'o' Eb'a 1! fon'r
teen hoitrff 'and fd'ulteder min utes.
During the m:#dnth '*e wil' 1le forty:
six minoutes of dfy1-ight:'
It is adid that wher tife z'o,s 6'f the
Conservatife tfihmph in C11ar-lston,
reached Orangebu'rg,; mn bid rOman
tesid~nt tr'aod thf wld6 t'owvn to la
get boor, ii honor of the election to
the mayorality of his frienid,.Pkph. J.
A..#Wagener:r' iu> --
A bear weidbing''botfle~4 i~d
sii hundred pounids wats kitled nlear
ARiken on datu'rditf,$th 'insta't;
Mr. John 6. Coldwell, of $partan
burg, died o6 the l'eth, aiged '75'.
The Cifet'Rpot-tbr" id infoi'M1'
by "a gentleman of undoubted voraci.
ty" that Dr Fork, 4 small stread
near Chester, 'coAest'Vu'd dode after
sundown, and begind 't "run pgaln'in
the morning, soon after sunrise. lie
has obsorved it parti'ealerfy sfpoe -the
jirevalence of' the.4rdugh4j Caniany
~body aedount foi' it 1* "'' '
Mr. John Love,1au age4 o'i'tizn of
Camden, wasn killed by lightning on
the 3rd.: iet~
Some one set Br oalarge quantW
tyof 'Nord *ond" blinlone in .oe
Crews, near Sottleton, on the 0. & C.
R. R., last Friday,. the 4thb
The managers of several 'ot'ton
presses in Charleston havo declared
that six bands are essential o the
proper putting up of a bale.
The Yorkville Enquirer of a re
cent date, reebrds the death of Gen.
S. D. Watson*. H1e died on the 13th
of May last, at Brazil, from the effects
of a conjetive chill.
Edikcanlonia Isastittite.
The second annu.al meeting o' the
Edu'-Aidn'al institute of South Caro
lhna will be held in the city of Green
Ville, beglnnitg at 8 O'clock on W' d
nesday eAening, Ad of August in
The anhual address will U- Ueliver
ed b) Gen. W. K. Easley, and other
distinguished tpeakers have b'en W.
vited 'And are expocted to dbli'ver ad.
dresses. The- delegates will be en.
tertainjed by the cirlztisaa of Groen
Ville, and will be pas.serI over the dif
ferout railroads goin-g and returning,
for one fare.
All teaihors who prooae to attend
are requested to notify Prof. J. B.
Patrick, at Greenville by mail, in or
der th'at pioper arrangemnents may be
made in advance for their entertain
menut. Teachers not yet &liieitd
with this organitation ought to be.
comie amembers tat once, and assist-to
build up and elevate their oestio.
Papers wisin!g tlb fui ther the
osuzso of education, are partioularly
requeted to copy the above para'
graphsi.
11ow8 ier Sasi Sjio t i
Summer suita geneaally aie n'early
all made of i ite b'uf linen, pique,
cambric or ihuslin. and the at of pre.
serving the new aappearance after
walhing is a niatktr of the very great
est importance. An ex'Ihange says l
regard to the same :
"Common washerf;Jihen spoil ev)dy.
thing with soda, and nothing is more
frequent than to 'see t'he dlioato
tintl of lawns and percales'tuRId in
to dark blotches and muddy iireaks
bf the i ;norance and v;iudanl1MiSof a
laundress.
"It is worith while for the ladies to
pay attenlion to this, and insist upon
ha %ing their summer dresses 'wash3od
acoording to the direction which they
should be prceared to give to their
laundress'es th'emselveh.
"In the first place, the water should
be t6pid,and the soap should: hot be
allowved to t9uch the fabrie ; -it should
be-washtd and rinsed quick, turned
up 146 wrong side and hung in the
shade to dry, and when starched (in
thin boiled but not- boiling starob,)
should be folded in sheets or towels
and ironed -upon the wrong side as
soon as possillo..
"But the linen should be washed in
water in which hay has been:boiledor
a quart bag of brarn. T'his last will
be found to answer for starch as well,
andl is excellent for print dresses of
all kinds, but a handftul of salt is very
useful also, to set the colors of light
onambrics and dotted lawns ; and a lit.
tle beef's gall will taot onaly set but
heighten the yellow and purple tints,
and has a good effect upon green."
Thle Subsoller.
Thmero is n'o doubt but thaat all kinds
of lanmd-rich and poor, wet ad dry
can be amade productivo by the use of
the sub-soil plow. There arc nrany
places where thameiharactner of the soil
is suchl, that very deep plowmng with
the cofin'arf plow brings up d~ir'. that
opaght tu to comn . to thea smirfaice ; in
fact., there are few localities the s'a[l of
which is not best on the surfacee, and
shaould not, he turned down deep, and
thme and'er elay brought above. But
there is no hind that, cannot be made
more productive by the uso-of the suab
seiter. - ah gouges tip aiid roosenis
e1a di'it a foot. or more below the stur
face; Double plowing with one plow
in the track of the o'ther, brings up thme
dirt from tihe bottoma, and casts .it on
the top, ha-aveing a deep furrow for the
(ront plo w coh' t h' -heit. rouwd fo' tu'rn
tfie tops soil ia21.o' farera of overy
leti'on :ay sot it d'own'a'd a Siefffonatra
t~ed fact -t .self~evidentpropositia'n, if
we may use the language; thaj soils of
every oh'arpeft~o will be greatly benie
Etted- for thW :4frinag . I y being
stiarredl down' deep ai'r s f'oslVifl'a to go
At .the~tjitre of prepvaring for platidng.
If there- is too muaih rain dua the young
evok tihe lb6. &nh will i'et it thirough
the soonier;: ard if theiim id a' Ginea of
dro'th'; the moistiro will more readily
ie to tiro roots of tlm' 6rop than if the
grpt~rgr a~ few.ifj'ohos beti the
.sur face.--Rural Ward:
Z~n'k II Step'end' having &n
neuliced l is ililldngness to' aftwer all
questiont prd'poun'dled himn,' thm# flaouis
villa Journa'l nako .
. "Me.,.8tepheta df yeu 'wer1 gibut
up alt unilht irn a high t6*or with a
baby,,wl at wspuld youdoP'
Departed this life life on Mond~ay even..
In , July3 Sht/MW'. 8. PARRU, edifort' f
R l.: W.. PKm.~ je r period of Illness
ad ,brief and her death sudden' but those
wittoloW'S-lier, have the qonfoltdii' that
(fast~in ,srvIojr, shei,je ."the last
enemy oWli~t f al She lea4a'a affee
tionate' husband,.and'two--:JIttle dlillareb,
with anany relattves and friendb to ailourn
hea' loss.' ~'"
"Be ye also'read, for I i'fi' an' hotir
as yet hInk not:t Sdi ne afMan ame n
The ancient order of The Faithful
Brother, ip stitute4 at DTec'a in the
year o tho legira 206, is to b C.
liblished in Florida amo t ie foIlow.
era of the Prophet.
Debility and Emaolatibn
Bothiresilt frqi t1he tck of ability I o con
vert the food to nutriment. hlow necca
ary, th'en, fp l.bope.vu qring from the@
alartning symptoms to lpmeji.ately vesor
to a remedy that will strengthen the Wiomt
ach and digestive organs. For, as soon a
Itis desirable object has been accomplished
Ibo heplthI improves, and the patient. re.
umshsusual yerso a~l app -aranet L, os
tetter's Stoqiach liitte- have att in'od' a
avorlu-wido popultrity in such enses, and
have beei piovn I the Iest an11d safest tMen
of renovnl ing constipation, tqgnixg ii
.%t qpuioh,'; 4yiig e) qrge".!'E Ihe liver.
and reri-ving every nymplon of nervotll
ness an111 deplress-ion oglift. :l SPtge1
iii nud heniicial efrcts I are hihly spol4ken
-Ilney thou tan 1 0 owe jt tyleir, reslt*9
aiol to henlhl 'o esterrave in th h
Iaks of medi'cino haS attained the same
populArity' in tilo sliorl space of lxtj e .1!.
hal beet before the public, or ins won lit
high endorsements accorted to this excel.
lent tonic. Many other preparalions pur
porting to be ooreutIveg gtnd remtorna-es,
itve been introtiued, alid .lie 1,r.wid
one by one, wnile the popularity of lins
let itr's Slomach lBitters contiueis to in
Crense, n&.now rogpgnifed Mut a boklit
hold medihine. ilhe success which attends
the uis of the lilt ters evinces at) once its
virtIles in nil cases of debility and disease
of the itotioaeh. 'ertifi-tes..alo iost with.
eut number, have been puiblished, attesting
its truly minraculona. power in renovating
those ptlinuil etod- fearful diseases.
at this tlb'ot seems Idle to do more.111
c .ttentiot1.Pd',o great 'emedy of tile
agv, in order to awaken public attention to
its excellence. It is the only preparation of
the kind that is reliablI in all cases, att
it is therefore worthy of the cons.ftle..
dt theraticted. ag 2
Stoxe ofthe ZontAc. A philosopher in
the West, grown into admiration gf the
Cherry leqral, rls -. A.id for ii*
'tru ,ni uudfr whiich -sign lie shall be
bled, whilhblistered and which vonii.,sl, and
under whig9h .ie .shall t ake A 'i' Pills for
an0 al'e'Uon of the liver : also under which
sign hiswife should cummence to take the
Sarsa arilla for her ajliment-. lie adds that
1n illty )tn0*1j 1'0 ven his calves under
Taurns, chainge his pigs in) Scorpio. cut ti1s
hair in Aries, and soak lia feet in Pisees or
Aquarius as their condition requires.
Schoolmasters, start for Wisconsin, and
visit Mr. 11am when you get there. I Low.
ell Daily News.! july 1.
Ma. 1'. P. ToA La's New OFF10 AND
r.s _ ,JVeare happy to inform our
redersttr oldl e unaintancc, Mr. P..
P; roal, while continuing his manufactory
of Doord, Sashes, ilinds, &o., on Ilor.
beck's Whaqrf. Charleston, S. C., has opened
a handsome office and extensive salesrooms
at No. 20 Ilayne Street, where they will
find it more coat enient to oall on him when
Iihe IIbe ity. Thie Sales Olloonis ex.
MMly,1t111 l 10- I'Pitck .4 1e't 1 her
ii another entrance. .cd iAlt he
extended price list of latest styles, etc.
See advei tisement.
' OrOwn Holy I
NEW supply of Grass Blades; lst ie.
ce ved. Also Red Clover Seed, Or
Tecl en, "heat Seed and
aug 10 McMASTER & BltiCt.
REDUCING
MME W MUU : 4" AM~ in&
As usual withiu; i'we oter our en.
tire stock of SUMMI l o 00I to
Cash buyers, at greatly reduced rates.
Bargains offered in Levury line of
Goods, such dii Boots dni thoos,
Hats' and Caps, Dress Goods, Men's
Wear, &o. Call soon; and if ide ean
suit in stylos, the pricos sVhalf satisfy
every otie.
L A DD BROS., & CO.
Cotton I O1otfon
We will continue to puirchase Cot
ton driring tho cominig fall., The lib
eral prided paid by WVinnisboro m'er
ohants the past year, we trust, will
indico atli Fajrfjeld .to sell their cot.
ton at home. COUNTr LiL COsT~
WVEL~L-you can find fio b'etfM inar
Nt. L ADD BROS & Co.
Drugs I Medicirieg I
I'Iavinig refitted our Drug stobr in the
host styl6 ide wi'll eontini'e t'o aill the
griola. fEspecial attenttioil paid to
*baili. ank atandard segtrxt bt oyery
sitidlS b*ered foi aale.
*ulf stok of the' b'edi preparat'l66a
of lfiers, Perfumery, Fancy ardd
Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils and Dye
Stuffs, Lahthis, Ciiznn'eye,8Spieds, Ci.
gars and every kind of house keeping
good'djusualf'y kept in a' fi'rst' olasi
Drug Store. Presorip tions carefully
6ompounded. iADD) JIROS.
~ugl1I
AND
donfectionaff
A NOTIIERI fresh supply of, plamin and fan.
LIey Candles, Orapges Cocostnut, leean,
Draii, a'nd'lhnel Nuits, Englith ,Wt nuts1
Altnonds, Briady Penehes, Oysters, Ac.
JUSTflECFIY20;
*Bray Ppao'hos
Green Corn andi Tomiatees,
*O(anngd.Oohre,
. . Old'White Wine Vinegar.
Low tfr' fof Cas' at '
ma 7 - UenTY s CO'
Furniture and Building.
1 ESPECTPULLY inform the citizen 'of
Wi nasbori aiW s'urrounding country that
I am preyrarbp to tale apr Irepair Furni
ture, some ready ma d on' and.
I am prephrpd to Wilhd and liept ir Ilous.
es. All work dopi an a 7or .malike man
ner andi done according n )rico. If you
want good work Yo' maust,pay a good price.
If you want a Bot ied Job pay half price.
Choice Lumber ' id Shingles always on
hand anti for salo.
aug 12-Im R. W. li4I'S
Pictoriaft, Mgaziheot &C.
i LUJ8'aItATE1) PA.
per, lI..rp1~'e' Weegi,, Chiminey Corner,
Magazine. New Vork icruhl, Journal of
Commirce, Appleton's Journal, Putnamn's
MNagazine, hlrenological Journal, Ilant's
Mlechanats Mlagazine, Novels, Biographies
&c., may be found, at the Drug and Book
store of MM 8T II & ItIdI.
JUST RECEIVED.
1 ('ONSiGNMENT of Cottea Seed 1Ml,
fresh from The 11M it Coluiali this
Meal is highly recommended as od': to'
all !Nods of s.eek, * eti r ' iIlr1
Cows.
%I* Will purshase Cotton Seed at - eta.
'a* 28 KETCHIN & ROB1RTON.
Gtoceries
hii ware;
Dry Goods, &c.,
On Hand and to Arrie.
40,000 Lbs. Prime Bacon Sides and
Shoulderq,
100 bIs. Louisville and N. C. Flour, all
grades.
1000 l ishels Corn.
'24 Bbls.Sugar.
10 lible. N. Mt-lasses.
4 libl. Syrup.
6 lihds. W. 1. Molasses.,
D Bags or Cofel. , r
Darf~~~ls ri d) If al i ij a ar
Tea, Soap, robacce, Salt, tiot, Traqe
Chains. Plows and Plow Stcel, Ilous, White
Lead, Ro Shoes, O nahurgil, Striped and
Plain, g p eiavy Pla taion
Goods, wi h 0ries other articles on handnl
and witl he sold as low for cAsh as the like
articles ean be furnished b aby other
in town.
Pakieh 4duting xvy er11 Ithe ov",. 'IMl
find it to their interest to call and examine
my stock before purchasing
JOhN fl. CATIHIIART.
mar 80
B ROWN'S OGe6d Pattern Colton Gins.
are simple. durable, well mnanr of good
materials, very light runagg, a'nd . unsur
passed in the ctagg~tity of th~o ,staple pro.
dtlond.,te 4 f9'a sav, dehlaered at any
Ri.11. depot in thiasState., where thie freight
does not exceed that, of t wo Binitronds.
G.t19!Vs esp~t~ q. t,p Bryush Cotton Gina
.-.the cofton aroftn diese Gins alwnys corn.
mnanqa the highe~t market price wheire or.
At. the Cotton S ltos FnIairi, held at Augusata,
Ga., last year, there were ten gins in conm
petition, and the premium was awarded to
the (Auliett Gin. Prico $5 and-$5.50 per
saw.. .
Co'tloI Pr'esses of n'riona:pauterns, liars.
Powers, H oung 's Pgrta ble St eam Engines,
iirinly's feist ub4 l'Ioughs. .
. LiC. Oi] AVELY,
62 East Bhay.$t., south of tfie Poatoflice,
Charliest on, S. C. aug 8 2m.
CLIABLE3 A~ PANA, Editor.
It nieleelrn ta hrse j~ Pae.
Ipstended fe' leo New on Earth.
'teludln Fairnes., Mehanies, i$$hiants,'#o.
ser of tin os, s sBosan
& lsem ae be a
peme tl e a ebinle o aew ese u
bwvs ood atone fa/np s wosldJVreie
eoa-. .,earac ..--.Pot .~j De n'es
tF~ i patl.r
sed as ete aad
v1Mt . - n' Thity- - SW.
FTvo eopes. ee year sepaaevadp
Ta e ta onand -
63Wp Y0p% MOT
9 o ~ I~
SPRING SUMMER
GOODS !
IiP mubsoriiers are reseiving an unusu
ally large stock of
Lad ies Dress U oods,
Triantning,~
Mloves itnd hfosiery,
Gentilenen's Goods.
House Furnishing ioodiu,
on3estle Goods,
iat, Shoe6, &.,
To wflilh tl< invite a comparison
with Columbia prioce.
Ifardwire,
Wagon Materialefi
Pajpts' il,
Woodonware,
Vall fNperin.
8Sh des, Jaainy
Medicin ,
Books, &c., &c,
-rmans-Ms o~aBI,
EbM ASt1'1 i bul14',
ap1) 13
Lerflori SUgal,,
IN EGA It. BITT V8, L'lavoring Extracts,
VI'reat i'arar, Nul ne':gn, Ilorso Pow
dr, Hog Powders, Medicine for Chicken
Cholera, Bronuiial Trolies, Salt Pelte, In
digo, Citrio Acid, Liver lIegiulaor, J uniper
Tar, Worm Confectioni Carbolic Soap,
Vermiuge, Citrate of Mignesia, Cong rss
Water. Also, Maegnolia. ihn, M agnolin
Water, BeIll Cologne, Burnels ' oconine,
Toilet Soap, Perfumery, &c. lust received
MOIASTER & BlilIE.
may16
Doors, Sashes, Binds, &c.
'Ir
Manufaoht. r a::d Dealer.
No. 20 JIfayne St et (I s; A 1" . ' l'dmf,
CHUARLESTON, 8. C.
ggy This is lhe l'argest and mhost Com-l
plete factory of the kind in the Southe~rn
States, and all articles in this line can be
furnished by ' Mr. P. P. Toale at prices
which defy competition
$6' A pilmphlet. with full andI delailed1
list of' all sizes of D~oors, Pas'hes andi' Blinds,
and the prices of each, will be ani, free
and post paid, on applilant Ion to
P. P. TOAILE,
July 11-ly Charleatbn, 8. C.
Livery and fidle
SSTABLE. &
A .FeGOODING,
PROPRIETOR.
I KE.EP constantly on hand fine Saddle,
and flatrness llorses. Also broke and
unbi oke Mute., am good as over brought to
this market., .
Oarriages, i i gia, Wagon., and Raddie
Hocrses always on hand, to hire en the moel
beral &erms ' deo 2
ESTABLISHED 1859,
I RESP1NCTiUILY in.
form the citizens of
innshot~o, and Fairfield District thatL
have a full assortment, of Watches, JEwelry,
Clocks, Sp ectaoces, &o., alwayg. en band,
and will,sell at the loflest prIces, and wonhi
respectfully ask the contnuannc -of the
patronsigtof my ok) friends and eustomers,
all good~s warrant& as represented. I an
prepared to do alkind of Watch~ and Jew
*lry work and Ilgte, fifways'a' g'o6tl $ toek of
material oit hand, and wilgiasrgniessays.
'actIesi? '.All work warranted.
(ilJA RLl5 M11L, ,.,,
* .eued deer frora Cef. flon's Ohio,.
a180'*,
Molasses
AN11
-AT
.Tart TIarl Tr'
. TU8T reelved A a.
'e une 22 u A4ITYI4vdT
IMPOTANT NOTICIE
(1
WOODWARD & LAW.
NOTintending to carry over until next
SOW ilany of our p1r11- Ieet btOC1< of ;pring
and Sutmmer GUvds, we now offer tho fol
articles
At Cost For Cash, Viz
Forty Piece Leo, Mozambiquoe and Ja
1nnese, Several Whito and Colored Piquet,
one Piece Buff Dress Linen, an assortiuent
'o Lidies and Mijses lylo olovee, one
dozen pair Ladies Kit Gloves, a tne assort
mont of Gents Felt Hats.
bUni stock of Shoes has recently beon im
broved And we can now offer somethint
cheaper In Ladles and Misses fAne wori;
thau ever before known in to market.
A supply of one and two duari D ruA
Jars of tho beat kind on hand.
Ini Groct ies;~
We hve tho best Sug r Cured Hnna'
BesL lireuktast liacon, Gun Powder and
hnglish Breakfast Tea, Lurd in Tin Buck
Co.
'elnoicinber re cnt linue our CASII SYS
TEi3/ntand will always o'rr our ostomel-e
the lowest pricen that a strict adherenio to
it will natord.
july 1 8
ILASS.
)INDOW ani l'icturo Glass, lfrge sizes
Jut reovived.
june 8 MoMA8'FER & BRICE.
SELLINGi OUT.
A'l TIIle
OLD STAND
(10NTE'IlMP'LA1'IN( removal to our New
U Ftore on Mnin Street, on or before the
16th of September next-we ofler our stock
at greatly reduced figurqy. , ..I
flargaics. ill be pieredl if acoompanle4
by (lie CASIL Cur stock consists in part
of
Bacon, Ifanis nud and,
'ugar, Coffeo, Molaeseo,
Flour; Meal, Uorn and tioce,
Sa1gars of all grades at all prices,
Mackerel, Soda, Soap, Starch, Candles,'
Teudd of all qualitice,
Spices, Pepper, Maccaroni, Vermnicellaj
Salmon P'ineapple, Peacheus and
Vegetables in Cans,
hleddes a large assortment of Plantatlotl
aug 5
Poor Muan's Fiaily Bi tars'.
Fluid ixtract Cannabis Indl.2
cuis. Pure Oil Lemuon, Lemon
adItasphberry Syruips, Lo
n r ie 4pid,. hest. Coal Oil, Puro.
~herry and Port Wine, for
Ijediginal Puorposes, Morg
iline and Q.uiinoi, at LoW
Prices, fiebhig's Ext, Beof,,
Palmetto StaUrdht, 1lanco'd
Essene Ghingor, Compound Syrup of Plios-y
phates or (Chemical Food,, ChIllorateof
Potash Lozonges for Croup, ko.
July 2(i DR. MOBL4EY'S
july2'>Drug Store.
A&1 Ifl~ E supply of JFresh .Tfurnip Seed
.) ust rceuived,. ls~io,'uondne, Put ty,
White Lead',, Durham a8mokmng Tobacco,
Also Cottoii Yarn,lrovwn iomneapoun, Hooken,
Metlicinep, llitrifwayo, 8".ocs. A lao a largd.
lot, of Lttdies 9('ond Goods, which will be
sold low, for Wle uanimh'.* e
July 24- MoMAST ER &itICEC.
Va'idpairi ( Ofiampagnef!
L:TQT Of Camjiagno'and lo't fine whis.
1.kes, just received nt.
Sneh 18 U. W._IDiADO14TWA,
Blackernith
Tll# UNI)ERSIO$ED
hiaving recoent ly lyutroll~ -1
ed the Blacksmitlf"Sld p~'
formerly owneod'big'Mr. W. IT. -)uvi-f*
now ptopared todu-alt kindst dif Repalring
Ilorso' - Sioeingg &'6., 'i-ho :neatest, and
bpst, asylg.- A. F, 000DhNO,
api 12.- Proprietor .
Justt Received.
IJOTOB White St. Lotise Corn and Family
u lton Market Deef,' by
Julio 2Qk - I'; R. FLENNIKE~N,
A~4TER WJELI
19IIearin*,shfing&uieys
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