The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, April 17, 1872, Image 3
TAcol. 'Eterx3M.
belvedule U. C. & A. Rtail
Road.
Trainsioing North-leavo at 1.45
P. M. and 1 A. M.
Trains going South-leave at 10.45
A. M. and 11.30 P. M.
New Advertisenents.
School Notice--W. 13. Peake.
Masonic Meeting Thursday night.
Notice to Executors, &o.-W. M.
Nelson, Judge of Probate.
Town Ordinance -D. R. Flenniken,
Clerk.
Wanted--Apply to S. Wolfe.
New and Attriotive Ariivals-D.
Lauderdale.
Farmers Store-0. R. Thompson.
FreFh Arrivals-Beaty. & Bro.
New Goods-Woodward & Law.
Juet to Hand-G. A. White.
Mules.
Mr. Gooding has just received a lot
of the finest mules ever offered in this
market.
Railroad Convention.
Tlhe convention of stockholders of
the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Rai'road, will be held at Charlotte,
N. C., on Wednesday the first day of
May next.
Crumbs li.
..Geo. Bushybead, Chief of the Cher.
olice Nation, registered at the Co.
lumbia Hotel recently.1
One of the exciting events in Char
leston on Wednesday was a fight b,e
tween a fox and a bull dog.
Aurora Borealis.
The Aurora Boiealis, or "Northern
Light," was plainly visiblo on Wed.
nesday night. It extended from the
northern to the westerii horizon, and
could be distinctly observed for a con
siderable length of time.
Deatli of Dr. W. K. Propist.
Information reached us Thursday of
the death of Dr. W. K. Propet, at
Au.tiu, Texas. Dr. P1ropst was born
and reared in this coniunity, but re
moved to Texas about eight mouthbs
ago.
Protectloa of' iUaAie and Use
9*ul A1111nima11.
The puhiic are ri ( te. d to note
th- Provisions of the Act. to pioteci
V11 i.11nd U .t al :animiiiak, wh Uh wid
bi. fo;und1 'a i'r edli'r I columnai.
"The cr3 is Stil The3 Conic."
Mr. 4. W. fJaI', -1 the i11m (f
L.ud Bros. & Co., hat, just returtned
fon Charles:on with a bautiful and
carel ully beleoted t-tock of Spring and
Summer Goods. Read their adver.
tisunieut, and then go and buy your.
selves rich.
Death of Tw Old Oitizens.
Intelligence has reached us of the
demise of two of our old citizens.
Messrs. Harrison HI. Counts and Win.
A. Martin, both highly respected
and useful men. Mr. Counts was
Tax Collector of the District. for a
long time in ante bellum days.
G et Your Licenses.
Every business man, and every one
following a trade or profeosion, ox.
cept ministers of the gospel, must
bear ina mind that they are required
to take out a license. .The County
Auditor is the proper official to ap
ply to for the licenses. Don't neglect
it, or you may be put to a great in
convenience and cost.
Messrs. Dacot & Co.
This popular and well known busi
ness house advertise to-day an attrac
tive lot of Planthtion Supplies and
Family Groceries. Their prices are
exceedingly reasonable, and their
goods in every way reliable. Our
country friends must bear in mind
these facts when they come to Town
to make purobass, and bestow a lib
eral and deserved patronage upon
these gentlemath.
6:J- If you want to see something
nice and p)retty~, call at the store of
MoMaster & Birice, 'and ask themi.to
show you their stock of Spring and
Summer Goods. If you go away
dissatisfied, it is owing to your lack of
appreciation of "what's what."
A Disgraceful1 Nuispne~e.
When a boy gets near'y grown, lie
is sure to assume "mrfanlih ways,
There are a good many boys around
'.his Town who go to Church on Sun
day nights, and in order to appear
"manish," talk and titter during the
entire servie, to the painful annoy..
anee of those who sttend Church for
a diffetent purpose. This nuisance
was very prominent at the Baptist
Chproh1.et Sunday nights~ and in a
centain po|rtion of the bulding, the
conduct of a certain party of boys,
with long coats, was actually outra.
g** We felt very much like call
igonl the~ ce hYt~or twics to en
ter the Ohuren
dea d d'o )n - ,pr ope or
nanes of t4e 4tionders, they are btu.
Aelnts at Mr, Varrow's sehoul, and if
we are over called upon again to ori
ticize their conduct in the house of
God, we will expose them.
Annivermary S6pper.
At a meeting of the Hook and
Ladder Company, held Wednesday,
night, it was resolved to have an
Anniversary Supper on the night of
the 2nd May next, and a committee of
ten members was appointed to make
all necessary arrangements. A good
tino is atiteilpated.
Dr. It..V. Pie're, of luffalo, N. Y., in
his bub oh Chronic Djseases. says in re
gard to his Wiiden Aledlo4l Discovery, wibh
which our readers are fansiliar: "From
its wonderful power over Consumption ot'
the lungs, I had thought atrong.y of call
ing It n.y t:onenmptive Cure; but from the
fact that it is a porfeot speoific for tho eoro
throat and hoarsenees to wbich ministers
and other. public speakers and singers arte
subject, and also for pronohitls, and all
severe Coughs, $nd it is an Invaluable re -
miely for diseases of the Liver, and also as
a Blood Purifier, I decided not to apply to
it a name which might mislead and preient
its use in 'other diseases for which it is so
admirably adapted.
"It will cure a cough in one half the
time necessary to euro it with any other
medicine, audit does it not by drying up,
but,.by removing the cause--subduing,the
irritation and healing the affected parts."
This valuabio medicine is sold by all first
class druggists.
A Wuoi.p. ProrL's OPINIoN.--When a
nation of forty millions nocepts and en
dorsie as a Standard Reptorative an article
that it has had the ftilent opportunities of
to ling during a period of twelve years,
who con be so absurdly incredulons as to
tioubt the excellence of the prerarntion?
Plntation Bitters has passed through this
ordeal and is now the most popular proprie
tary niedicine on this continent. It would
be difficult to fittd an adult of either sex
between the Atlantic and the Pacific, or be
tween the northeast corner of Maine and
the Gulf of Mexico, who doei not know,
either from persoual experience or obser.
vation, that thiv ienowned vegetable re
tnedy is the purest. tonic and stomachic and
the finest. alterative and regulating nedi
cte al present. before the world. As a
preventive of, and cure for, diseases gene..
rolaed by malaria;nind as a specifco for dys
pepsia, rheumatism, and all nervous and
bilious affections. It is admitted to be fairly
pronounced the Favorite Household Tonic
and Alterativo of the Westernk I emisphere.
api 16
VENITIAN BLINDs -No invention was
ever so important to 11.0 people of hoi 0i
mates as the Veretian hiid. Alaittmiiig
the air and a bsaded ligat, while keepiiin
ont tle bwat 't,,l ji-tre. they at inbsolittely
essential ti conf,-rt. iu thi- count r I i lhe
houtses ot any of wir reiers are destittie
or these valutable coititrivanew. ithey shiol.I
at once, before the hit weataher sets in
send their orders to Mr. P. P. *Torr, No
20 flayne street, Ch-rleston, S. C.. nmamat
facture ai,d de.aler in lo4irs, sa lies, btids,
balstsers, niouldings. &c.. &o
81prri(oriy of iws..ve exiriciLt Coi.s1t1 i1i
l-eir Jerleet pirity fiad pr ent t,ingil..
They arl Wirra,1ed:1 fie fron piisoenu-,
Iits 1111 adeids. J11o"epoht lurneta & C,1. tiol
ton. Mlanufnetrer ani Prioprietors. Far
sale by ill grocers and druggists
Xature Giv-e is Teeth. but she dloes not
preserve au purify them. That mtat.1 le
done with frugrat Sozodant. The lenini
bone and its e.taiml casing are made in
vulnerable to all destructive iiflutenneq Ly
the daily uEo of this beneficAt pre. arat ion.
What every Horeeman Wants -A good.
cheap and reliable Liniment. Such an er
tice is Dr. Tobis' Horse Liniment. Pint
bottles at one dollar. FiorLamieness, Cuts,
0 tls, Colic, Sprains, &c., warrantedl bet -
ter thtan any other. Bold by the Druggists.
Depot 10 Park Place, New York.
Dipsomaan.a is an insanethirtt for intoxi
eating liquors. Habitual drami-driniking
produces it. Yet each Alcoholic Bitter ven
der recommends that a dram of this ruin
and root juice be taken thrice a day, to
prevent sickness i For all ha'adily-alimeiits,
and as a protection against t he caust-s of
diseaEe, take that all sufficient antidote,
Dr. Walker's Vinegatr Bit ters, the pure es
sence of rare medicinal herbs unipolluted
by distilled poison.
CJarbolic Salve, recommended by the lead
ing Physicians anl the President of the
New York Botar- of ilealth, as the mott
wonderful Healing comopounid ever kntown.
Gives instant relief to burns. cures alt
kinds of sores, cu.s and wounds ; and a
most invaluable sailve for all purposes.
Sold everywhere at 25 cents. John F.
Henry, sole Proprietor, 8 College Place,
New York.
Svapni,a Is Opium purified of Its s!oken
Ing and poisonous properties, discovered by
Dr. Bigelow, Professor of Botany, Detroit
Medical College. A most perfect anodyno
and soothing opiate. John Farr, themist,
Now York.
Chriatadoro's IIair Dye is the safest and
best. It corrects the bad effect.s of inferior
dyes, whilethe black or brown tints i't pro
duces are idetnticai to nature. Factory 08
Maiden Laneo, N. Y.
Pratl's Astral Oil--aiest and best lln
minating Oil ev er tmade. Do.es not take fire
or ex ll(de, if tlhelamp is upset or broken.
over' l10000 familids continue to tise it.
and no aiccidents of any description have
occurred from it. Oil flouse of Charles
Prtatt, estabhshed 1770, New York.
The Purest ahd Sweetest 'Cd. Llteer Oil in
the worrl Is Hinsards & flatwell's, made on
the sea-shiore, from fresh seleoie.i livers,
by Caswell, llazard &. Co., New York. It
is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients
who htave once taken it prefer it to all oth
era.. Physaici- ns have decided it superior
to any-of tife other oils in the mnirket,
Jouvin's Inaodorousv Xed Glove Cleaner re
stores soiled gloves eqiualt to new. For 'ale
by Drautgglsts and Fantcy Goods, Dealers,
.P'rico 25 cents per bottle. F. C. Welts &
Co., ow York.
lisle's Phailotoken Is an establishaed, war
ranted remedy for .Pairnful \tenstruationt;
and egn:allyefflcient as a Nervonis Atatidote
in all eases of Nervous Excitement, Stom.
ach and 8leeplessness in male or femaile.
Sold everywhere for $1.00 a bottle. Mor
gan & Risley, Dreggipt's New York, Goner.
al Agents.
A Youthful Appearance and a beautifnl,
clear CJomplexion is the desire of every body.
This effeot is produced by u.sing 0 W.
L1aird's "Bloom of Youith,"~ a harmless
hautifier of the skin. Will remove all die
coloration, tan, ;freekles and sunburns.
The use of this delightful toilet, prepara,
tton cannot be detected. For sale by all
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers, Depot
6 Gold street., N4ew York
Mrs. Winaslowo's Aoothing Ryrup..-& re.
lieves the little e.uferer' fronm 'fal, cures
Wind, Colic,. regalates the Stomach atid
howels, corrects acidiff'. and duiring the
prooeas of toothing it -is .inaluahbl. Pere
featly cefe ic all esea, so millions of moth
s:n m.t te sta ' Ft.ase 1
Oir James Olark''s fimale Pills.
ithen invaluable Pills are uuallng in
the cure of all those painful'and dangerous
diseases to which the female const tutlais
subject. They moderato all esesses and
remove all obstructions, from yftatever
cause.
To Married iadies
they are particularly sulted. They 1ilt In
a sh6rt time bring on w6nthly period wi th
regularity ; and although very powerful,
contain nothing hurtf'ti to the c6stlittition.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affeo
lions, Pains in the Back and Limbo, Fa.
'tigue on slight exertion. Palpitation of the
Ileart, Ilysterio- and Whites, they will ef
feet a cure whent all other means have faii.
ed. The pitnphlot aonn-i each package
has full directions and advice, or will be
sent free to all writing for it, setled from
observation.
SPECIAL NOTION,
It is the fate of every truly valuable
medicine to be counterfeited. Job Moses'
Sir James Clark's Female Pills are exten
Nively counterfeited. The genuine have
tie name of "Job Moses" on each package.
All others are worthless. Dishonest Drug
gi6ts endeavor to sell the counterfeits to
make greater profits.
N. O.-In all cases where the genuine
cannot be obtained, One Vollar onclo4ed to
the Solo Proprietor, JOB MOSES, 18
Cortland street, New York, will Insure a
bottle of the genuine, containing Fifty
Pills, by return mall, securely sealed from
any knowledge of its contents. jne
School Notioe.
8OOL CoMMIssIoNan1 OrFtoN,
Winnsbtro, 8. G.. April 16th, 1872.
CLERKS of the Doards of Scbool True*
tees for Fairfield County,"aro respectfully
reques ed to make their returns of Teach
ers Monthly Reports that may be filed with
them to this office at once. that the Com
missioner may be enabled to calculate how
far the School Fund will extend the prOsent
Scholastic year.
W. B. PEAKE,
School Commissioner Fat field County.
apel 17-il
Election Notice.
An Election will be held by the Town
Council on the 26th inst.. for two Police
men. Application must be made In writ
ing. By order of the Intend% -t.
D. R. FLENNIKEN
apl 16-t4x2 Clerk.
Winusboro Lodge, No. 11, A. F. M.
The regular communication of this
Lodge will be held TlI.ursd-y even.
ing, April 18th. at 8 o'clock.
apI 16-t1x1 NY. 0. JORDAN, Sec.
AN ORDINANCE.
The Intendant and WArdens of the 'own
of Winnsporo. in Council mot. do ordain,
That tho- - own Mnrket is open to any one
tor tie lale of ire-h mrals, witi the follow
ing charges for thle privilege of selling,
viz. For one beef, $1, sheep, hogs, or
g1n2, 61 culnt ellch.
. 'They do0 also ordain. That all fresh meats
at1 he s.dd only tre.m the Market. and
any Alne Violwitig this orulinatnce, shall pity
a tAne --f Iive Dollars for ench and every
f, *- -. A n- otiv olfering uiinied or un.
-on- ent,* atshal pay a fine of Five Dollatrs
for e i .d every oitenco
D-. i1i Council. in the Town of Winns.
horti, this 1-th duy of April. 1872.
D. 4. FL'NNIKEN.
3 pI 16 Clerk of Cotncil.
LOOK TO YOUR
AND EXAINE OUR
ATTRACTIVE STOOK~
Dry Goods, Dress Goods,
lients Furnishing-Goods,
hiosiery, Gloves, Fancy Articles, &o.
Genie, Ladies, Misses and Children',
SShoes, in new and desirable styles
and at low rates.
Clothing in a varit of styles, at1d
of'rdat prices that oang~ot fall o
SgIre satIsfaction.
Lalest styles of Gents, and Boy.,
OFlelt aind .Straw lists.
SCrockery, Glass*are, Tabl, and
Pocjset (aurlery. All offered at low.
est Cash rates,
apl 18
~(~011 12 good Laborers, for larm work,
i'Jwhite or colored, wanted lrumedigte.
ly. W ill hire by'tlie mOnth or for balahce
of the ye& r. The highest wages will be
paId andI rations fornishedl. F'lantationi
only one mile nnd a half from Towa. A p.
. apI i 5. WOLFR,
~OTATOE8, for the Table.
U. 0. DESP8 titi8 & C.
meh 80
Fresh Crackers.
ASELECT and fresh lot. of plain andI
Just reeelted by
T. R. ROBERTSON,
apI 9-8t 0ign of the Ihogshead.
Nectar Coe
T FIE wry baality of the abovie brand,
3 Paraed udrnadh for Use at -
Offiee Judge of Probate,
wVnims.2o1o, 8. 0.. April 16, 1872.
All Excoutors, Administrators, Otisr
dimns, Trustees and Cqemittees. whose
duty itis to make annual retur'ts of their
re9peolive Estates, to this oflice, are hereby
notite4 to fle the said retufns on or before
the fifteenth day of Alay, next. Those
who Fil to make retuins within the tj11
af(resaId, will, be Forced to do so, Itt once
after that date,
Judg of robate
apt 16-11:4 FaVroold County.
eTuat to MEaza~.,
AT,ir
Fresh Soda Ediiburg Pio Nio Crackere
and Wine 1iitcuit, a niee' asoortment (of
Frenoh Candies, Fresh Cocoanut Cream,
Plain Cindies, pil kinds. Also Jellies in
Goblets, Tumblers and 2 ponnd Cons. Desi
cated Cocoauut, Plokleis,Sardiner, Oranges,
Lemons. &o.
api 18 0. A. W H ITE.
FRESIH ARRIVALS.
- 0
I Car load Corn,
18,000 11.. Flour in barrels Ani aslcks.
8,000 lbs. Bacon ard Bulk Meat,
160 Dushels meal,
Sugar aad Cote*, different grades,
A primo lot W. 1. Molas sei,
1 Ilarrel Fresh Petroleum.
FOR SALE BY
B~lA.TT~ & flRO.,
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NEW AND ATTRACTIVi
.A.xrr:aL1s I
I RS. LAUDiERJ)ALE hia just returnei
111. fromn New York and Baltimore with a
very full and varied stock of Milliuery, La
dies Hate and Doune,@, trimned an.1 un.
trimmed, ihons. Flowers. iuch.es, Lace-,
E-lgiigs. White and Colored liquee, Mu4
lils, Whito anld Colored Japaniese, ('lot hs,
Lenos, Colared Silk Poplins, Grenaditins
and Peronlet Crape, Linen and Laie Col.
ars. 8tampd Gown and.Chtneisc Yp4.s.
Frilling in all v.mrlties, Hustsle Skii:s ' or
selt. Gloves. Parasols, U.i brelina; -(Itand
Aernhiefs and llosiry, LitetIll aid Spring
C'alicoes, Ladies uind Gents Shoies and Gai
Jers. Braid Chignons, and Switohos. Also a
tinl lino in the Grocary depart ment, as well
as Hardware, Crockery. Tinware, 6tation
nry. Soiiol Books and Medicines. Should
you need more light call for Lamps, 'et o.
'eam iand Candles.
apil 13 D. LAUDERDAL,
FREQUEN I ARRIVALS
OF
We Hare Ju8t Received.
Gar en lHce., Rakes, 8pasles. Forkis,
Shovel, and Tongs, Andirons, Anvils,
Visos, Illaqksmith's Hain~ers, Broad Ayes,
Locks, Ilinges, Shee Enives and other du.tp
lery, Horse Shoe Nail's, Guns, Pistols at d
ether Hardware.
Roof )faint and other 'aints and Var
nIshes, Boiled and Raw, 11'aeed Oil, Tur
pentitlo, Putty , Glass, Kerosene Oil and
A stral Oil,
We also constantly keep up sutpplies of
School' Bdoks,- Niedicines and arden
Seeds, as well as freq.ient additions to our
Dry Goods, Shoes, &c,
The Patronage of theo Public is
Solicited.
Our termq are cashna thos secepi iona
cames, therefore, in which lime is allowed
interestwill be added from Ihe first..ofgaoh
month ia which the goods are sol4,.
lMnfA8'lt *u PLd.
* I~YATING prooturod thle
V ri best Meokanics In
iWecountry, I. feel war
ranted in paying that I
eai,furnish as neat BOOT
* or 810E. aany ,8,bop
in the South.. All - wort
wafrafte to gIve satisfaqtion. .,My Skn9D
ie p91t. door e 5'. 9erig's. (dfeTr,.
mar'19s, * . .d"a,B*I
fpuf4t'p Batter ' 1O'
MOP 41N 110 D Pt, rioo'an fredh to
Jlei. U. 04 DE8PORT E8 & Ccl.,:
feb . Corner No. 1
FARMERS. STORE. .
CULTIVATOAS I
I WtiolT'B Cotton 8eed PIsntr,
Djckson's Sweeps,
Maguolia Sw(eps,
lieel Screws and Grass Rode,
Lap Rings and Clivisos,
Plough Handles and Rounds,
Cookling Stoves,
Supori3r Pad Looks,
Dried Peaches and Apples,
New additions to our stook of Carpebterm 4
Tools.
O. F. Thompson.
apt IS
LATEST STY LES
O F
SPRING AND SUMMR'
Just Roooived.
I have now in stook a full and complete
assortment of the
Neatest, Prettiest and Best Goods
in Winnsboro. Will sell cheaper than the
cheapest for the cash.
Bring the Cash and get Barghbns.
S. S. WOLFE.
JUST RECEIVEDs
1200 Bush,-s White Ifread Catr,
100 Bbls. Flo:r, including all grados,
10,000 Lbs. White and Smoked Bacon,
600 Lbs. Canvassed and Uacenvarsed
lianis,
300 Lbs. "Breakfast Strip" a"o,
10 libla. assorted Cakes nnd Biiduit,
Italiant Maccaroni and Cheese, eauvsserd
and unTanvassed Dried teef, Wres Ieal
ast some pruce as corn, always on band.
.NT
D. R. Flenniken.
apl9
NEW ARRiiiLAS,
AT
J. D. MVICARLEY'S.
1 Barrel of Old Cabinet Ry e, 1800,
1 Barrel Blnokberry lttandy.
1 Barrel Oinger Brandy,
Ramsey's Scotch Whiske7.
Stua5rt's Irish WhIskey.
Mlarvin's Ale.
Also, a good stock of Groceries, consist.
ing of Sugar, C'offee, Rice, Miolasses, IBa
09 n, bard, Drealifest Bttipg. Bugar Cnredl
ShouId era and f'lams, .lars, Pink Eye, Mar
ly Rese, Goodrich and Peach Blow Pl'ua.
toes, jan 80
PROVISIONS I
Just Received and to Arrive,
1N14 car load choioe Auagusta and one car
J ogdof St. LOUIS Flour, one car load(l
rime White 1%. C. Uorrn, Hlhda ft and C,
RC. Bacon SIdes, iida. R. and C. Rt. Dry
salt Sides, couice N. 0. and Common Slo
lasses, A, ex-C and DemraaSugar,, Fancy
and( Common Rio Coffee, Young Jlyson and
Gun Powder Teg,-Wheio Rice, Cheese asd1
Crackers.
American Clsah Fisht, a superfor irlicle
of fish, much chenpier and betfer than Sar
dines, B3ig Bug, Little-Lizate, .Jockee Club,
GoVilla anid many other fatorire beands of
Cigers, Pre?h Candy. Assorted Pickles and
Jellies, Baltimo,re city Soap, tihe becst Famfi
ly Sonp In use. Fot sate bty
apI 4 R. J. feCA flf iV.
moh ( Co:yer-No.l I.
O \NE, mo obesgt of' that Eno lyNC'OLOR.
U D4 P A N 7'gA, 1th\ceh has'giveal
snob universal satisfaetion whecrever used.
Give it a trial,
feb,27 -- flBE*Y El119&
NEW GOODS,
25 DOZNPbded Cwn ie..
P4tentOoIfon lis udd and htooks.
- 'MotWusalo 5, "4
mar 16NA' BR,
OUI ' 14 tST.,' Xhoot Trebs, "Criminfo
* Rdd ' ?4sflnadies, Baesu-So
JoST IN '
STORE.
I Car toad Prime WhIto Corn,
.. Car load Liverpool Salt,
Smoked and Dry Salt. Clear tib Sides,
:anvessed and Unoanvassid sugar Cured
llama, Primo Leaf Lard, Vest India and N.
0. Molateeg, ''Pride of Augusta" Flour,
he finest in market, Sugars kud Coffees of
ill grades, Iteree and Mule Shoes, and
alls, Spados, Shovols and flay Forks, all
tinds of Wooden Ware, Himes, Trace
"hains, etc.
In my Lumber Yard, a choice lot e
,umber and Shingles. Ini addition I have
amll remnant of a sidok of Ctookry,
rhioh will to disposed of AT COS.
My terms are 4 %s , or 80 days
n a Safe Risk.
Parties wanting anyt hing in my linewill
Ind it to their interest to price my goods
)erore purchasing elsewhere. Every arti.
Ile narrunted.
'. R. ROffBRTSON.
mol 8
SPRING
GOODS!
We offer one of the best and largest
itocks of
SPRING GOODS
-rer put on this market, and at prices that
will folly compete withl any house here or
n Columbia. We offer these goods low for
CASH! CASH! CASH I
Yery best Prints at 12) cents,
Beautiful Mijslins at 171 to 85 nents,
Lenos, &oc, &., at 25 to 60 cents.
A splendid stock of Laces, Fancy Ar
ioles and Notions,
A splendid stoc k of Ladies and Mens
ihoes. A groat many mande to our own or
ler.
Gent. Ihats of the neirest styles.
A well selected stock of Clothing.
Give us a call before buying, and bring
he money.
Bargains will be given.
LADD BROS. & CO.
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State License Notice.
CoInItT Aun:toa's Orrsos,
FaNR3Lr COUNTY.
L L persons engaged in the following
.qoenpatioens, profeisions, Ac., vis
Itook BIrockers, Elohange Brokers, Bill
irokers, fIcal. Estate Brokers, Merchan.
lise Brwokers, Billiard Room, Bowling Sn
oon, Bagatelle Tables, Ten Pin Alleys, lie
ela, Itin, 1,1 Very Stables, Taverns or Sn
oos, Merchants' Banks, except National
lank., lairoads, Anotioneers, Attorneysa
t La*. 8'oliottors, Lawyer., Physicians,
)entiste, Iniurane Agents, A fihitects,
hoet ographiers, l'asguerrean Art:sts, -1
inis of State, county, city, corperations
r sooiety, receiving a salary, IUrummfers,
ir persons selling by gample or solitary or..
b-re, Telegraph Line"s) Express Lines, Ac,,
ao., are hereby notifleid tha,t they are re
nired to make return and pay license un
ecr tho provisions of -'An not to provide
or a reneral lesase law," passmed March
1, 1872,
3 8. STIEWART,
api 8. for2 County Auditor.
STONEWALL.
This seolbrated $,ok will
-stand in Winnsboro this
seasons. lIe is cnsidered
thes best fpal-get Jtj the
country. Ston OwallI een
seen at his stable is rear
of our bar.room, two doore
ftore- By' the season. *10: Insuran6e,
at Blim:
Spool TRhread! WpoiI Pfu ad i i
DEIST Thread for Kewing Manhijea aind
i) :'eunL-to OOead im a mt at 00w
AND
I: MT TM 0 MMEDI
I Car load While Dread Corn,
I Car load prime Yellow Corn,
I Car load No. I Mixed Corn,
800 bushels White 8pring Oat,
100 barrels Flour,
100 aks flear,
15,000 lbs. White and Smoked 1aee,o
2 tieres prime Canvassed Hame,
4 boxes genoine Italian Maearoni,
Smoked and PI%bed Tougues, &e.
iow Moulde, Steel, Iron, ke.
Hoes, Spades, Shroels, Trace Chains,
And a large stek of Boots and Shees,
Call and examine our slosh,
flACOT & CO.
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Sheriff's Sales.
State of South Carolina,
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
IN TiE uOBION' PLCAS.
Geo. L. Hunter, Adar., s. Anna . Huntsr
and others.
In pursuance of an order rpado In &be
above ptated case, I will sel on the Grot
Slonday iti May neat at pubI6 Action, be
fore Ihe Court House door In Wfansbero, to
the highest bidder in separate lot@, the fol
lowing described real estate, belonging to
the estate of Goo. I,. Hunter, deceased
lst. A traot of laud lying and situate its
tie Counfy and*State aforesaid, containing
Two and ove half Aores, more or less on
iho Dry Fork, waters of Dutahin's Creek,
boiunded by lands of Airs. Anna F. Hunter
and of Samuel Robertson.
2d. A tract of land lying, being and sit
unie in the County and State aforeaid, on
the Dry Fork, waters of Dutchman's Creek,
containing Twelve and one -half aores, more
or less, and bounded by lands of Mrs.
Anna F. Ilunter and of James D Walkor.
3d. A tract of land lylg, being and situate
in the Coun,y and State aforesaid, on Saw
ney's Creek, waters of Waterec River, con..
taining Two Hundred and seventy-six
aeres, more or less, and bounded by lands
of les Sallie A. Ilsans, Hi. Edmund., 3,
T. Johnson and others.
4th. A tract of land lying, being andi
situtato in the County and State aforeeaidi,
containing One flundred and thirty-eight
acres, more or less, an branches of 8y kes
Creek, and bounded by lands of Reubert
Mlot)ey, John Miekle, the Coneord Churclh
tract and others.
[This land has been gold by the State for
taxes.]
6th. A tract of land lying, being and
aituate in the County and 8tate aforesaid,
on Deep Biraneh, waters of Waters. Rives,
conaining Ninety-seten seres, mere or
less, andi bounded by lands ef Dr. Geo. L,
Hunter, Alonso fiarrison and Mirs. Anna
F. Ilunter.
6th. A tract of land lying being and sit.
uat e in the Coun. y and State aforesaid, con.,
taining One and one-fourth acres, more or
lean, and bounded by lands of Mrs. An
I'. hnnter, Dr. Geo. L. Hiunter' and4 thy
psiblic road leading to leongtowg,
Termis of sale.
One-third cash, balance on a eredit o~
one and two years from day qf bale, withs
Interest from day of sale, ~urekauer to
give bond and a mortgage of the premaisep
sold and pay for paper. and stiaps,'
Sheriff 's Omffice, I.(I
Wannaboro, A pril, 187g.
api 9-flz2
In pursuance of authority conferred on
us by a Power of Attorney contatped im
Deed by 3. A. Woot,u. of daje the 20fth day
of October, A D. 19 wre will effer for
sale on the 1st Monda in iay post, at
public outcry to the hi gbet idder, before
the Court Ifouse dear haWianiber., be
t ween the hourp of 11 9'.u0ok A. bt, and 5
o'clock P. M., the follo*igg desdrishd pro
perty, to wt
All that plec, pareed or tract of land,
ling, beieg ad sItuosis the County of
yair6e4 nd State of Souta G'arolina, eon.
taintng Three Hlundcred and twenty-thre
acres, more or less, aed adjoining laa4s 4
Jaekson Joinei, Ii. D. Wilson, Jobs-Ruins,
Ben. Clond andI other.. The 'aid eel. Ie
for the put ,ose of foueolosiag a seertg *
39th dayof toer 186
Terms of Sale,
@ne.ha)f esub, the balance og a aredit of
W. 5. OS *V
$AB. U. RO.
ap1 0-stt$,
OTeie of rel fas otip,dea -di
te, liese~ Jokt e
fob).Corner No. 3
Meal andi '0mJny.
& 1, and H ey i e2 e